By this point, everyone should be aware of one of my core philosophies: 𝐿𝑖𝑒𝑠 𝑎𝑟𝑒 𝑓𝑢𝑛.
Fiction Writing, Guest Posts
The Dangers of Getting Carried Away – Guest Post by E.L. Haines
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Fiction Writing, Guest Posts
The Great Depression and Strawberries of the Road – Guest Post by Melinda Grisco
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We can all learn from history. I believe it is particularly important to show our children history, especially their family history, to help them understand who they are and where they came from.
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction Writing, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Steampunk, Words
Boston Metaphysical Society: A Storm of Secrets – a Review
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When I opened and began to read Boston Metaphysical Society: A Storm of Secrets, I was transported into another life, another world, another place. Through the characters, I was able to experience things that I would otherwise never have had the pleasure—or displeasure—of experiencing. This book is a steampunk thriller, a subgenre of science fiction or fantasy…
Action/Adventure, Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction Writing, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Steampunk, Words, Zombie Fiction
Bodacious Creed – a Review
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What if once you died, you could be rebuilt and brought back to life? Before I began to read Bodacious Creed, I saw that it was steampunk zombie western. I know what a zombie is and I know what a western is. But what is steampunk? That is one genre that I hadn’t read before.…
Author Spotlight, Fiction Writing
Michael W. Huard – What It’s Like to be a Sci-Fi & Fantasy Author in 2018
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Well, here I am. Each day, I escape to another time period, sometimes even to another planet. This is the life of a writer. Hi, everyone. Today is not unlike most days. I’m busy editing, writing, and promoting my dystopian sci-fi and fantasy book series, Mystical Slayers. I grew up playing dungeons and dragons, and my…
Author Interviews, Writing
Jeff Gunhus Interview – Inspiration, Research, & Characters
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Which came first: the title or the book? Was there a specific event that inspired this book? How much research was involved in writing this book? Was the horrifying last chapter included in the first writing of the book or was it added later? What advice does the author have for writers that have yet…
Book Reviews, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Suspense/Thrillers
Time’s Adversary – a Review
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Where is our technology leading? Will it one day do everything for us, be everything for us? Will it become our god? What if you died and then woke up in the future? This is what happened to Andrew Vaughn. He dies as an old man. About 90 years later, he wakes up in the…
Book Reviews, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Words
The Wishing Stone (The Eve Project, book 2) – a Review
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How far would you go for love? What would you do to bring the one you loved back from the dead? If you did bring someone back, would this person still be the same? Would this person’s personality be any different? All of this raises the question: is it morally right to play God? Kate…
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, New Words Learned, Paranormal, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
Madness (Asher Benson Book 2) – a Review
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How safe is all of the wonderful technology that we now have? Most of us carry cell phones with us everywhere we go. We tend to take out internet access for granted. They make life so much easier for us. But what if they were used against us? Asher Benson has moved out in the…
