Stir together generous helpings of Clive Cussler, Lynwood Barclay, and Walter Mosely, add a dash of Sue Grafton and pinch of Janet Evanovich, and you’ll get a taste of Canadian author Glenn Muller’s style of writing. Laced with action, humour, and a host of characters that...
Gina Manis is a new artist in fantasy romance books. Her first release, The Water Princess, Claiming of Earth (The Elemental Chronicles Book 1) debuted with success of September 8, 2019. From the reviews, readers have certainly enjoyed her writing and are looking forward to the next...
Kenneth Wolfson is a lifeguard by day and self-published author by night. While guarding the pool, he spends the long hours of empty time plotting out his next novel. Once he returns home he unleashes it all onto the digital pages and spins character-driven space...
Deeper Inside is an erotic hypnotist who has hypnotized hundreds, if not thousands, of very happy subjects through his erotic hypnosis recordings. He has also spent hundreds of hours in hypnotic trance himself exploring the limits of what can be accomplished through the power of...
Hear Ye, Hear Ye, today’s hot topic is Author Networking Made Simple, so bear with me as we touch base on the following: How supporting others in the writing industry can have a direct and positive impact on your own work Where to start if...
Sam Browne is an up-and-coming writer from Portland, Dorset, on the UK’s south coast, having recently released his debut novel, The Swords of Satsukawa, a sweeping, thrilling epic set in Feudal Japan. For the ones of you who are new to my blog, I’m Esther, writer,...
Barbara Ann Mojica, M.A. S.A.S., S.D.A is a historian and retired educator. Her education career spans more than forty years serving as a teacher, special educator, principal, and school district administrator. Barbara writes monthly historical articles for the Columbia Insider under the banner "Passages." Using...
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...