What up #writingcommunity? Today’s whole article is about the types of heroines you can find in YA novels and what makes them likeable, relatable or completely repelling depending on the reader. While there are many novels and many YA heroines, today we'll zero in on...
Tel de la Mora has been writing for 30 years but didn’t publish her first book, Ink On Paper until 2017. This book is a collection of most of her earlier work along with some current photographs. Her second project, When Willow Weeps was published in...
Meet Ilna Pashaj, she likes to think of herself as "the new voice of Romantics of this century". She has poetry in her mind and heart and the only thing bringing this lady of romance to life is the peace she gets when writing. Writing...
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, I present to you Christian Warren Freed, retired combat veteran, father, avid cigar and whiskey aficionado and author of over 25 science fiction and fantasy novels. Sit back, strap in, and get ready for the...
L.A. Myles has been making up stories since before she could write. First through songs, then poetry. Once prose entered the scene, novel writing was inevitable. A fantasy fiction girl through and through, L.A. loves to write stories that will whisk the reader away to different...
Born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Simi Sunny is the author of two books, The White Sirens and The Serpent Girl. She mostly writes Fantasy and Mystery stories. Whenever she’s not writing, Simi likes to do some sketching, reading books, and writing scripts for her...
Raised most of his childhood in Pasadena, CA, Harold Titus graduated from UCLA with a bachelor's degree in history. He spent 2 years in the army prior to the Vietnam War. He is a retired eighth grade English and American history teacher, having taught 31...
Victoria has always been a voracious reader and is passing that trait on to her son, who is now four. Together, they review pictures books for their blog. Victoria writes the synopsis and an evaluation of the book; T (her son) adds his own thoughts...
Cherie Magnus, a California native, returned to Los Angeles in 2014 after teaching tango in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for 11 years. Before her life as an expatriate, she was a dance research librarian in the Los Angeles Central Library and a dance critic for local...
Catherine McCarthy grew up in the valleys of South Wales where she went on to teach for almost three decades. She was inspired to write from a young age, having fallen in love with story-telling after being ‘shown the light’ by her mother who had...