Over forty years ago, I embarked on an incredible journey: digging up the roots of my family tree. It whisked me away to such remote places of the world as the quaint hamlet of Porlock on the southwest coast of England, where I found myself among pirates and smugglers. It dragged me through the bloody…
Book Excerpts, Fiction Writing
Andy Peloquin – Excerpt from Traitors’ Fate
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• •Traitors’ Fate, published February 13, 2018, is a standalone book that takes place after the events of Queen of Thieves, Book 3. It is suggested that you read Child of the Night Guild, Thief of the Night Guild, and Queen of the Night Guild first. About Traitors’ Fate Ilanna, Master of the Night Guild, has waged a war…
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Horror, New Words Learned, Paranormal, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
The Suirlang Chronicles: Lee – a Review
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Andy Peloquin Interview – Kill Your Darlings, Your Enemies, Kill Them All!
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• •One thing we authors often hear is “kill your darlings.” This usually refers to the parts of our books we really like but may not work in the larger context of the story. That could include certain elements, tropes, or favorite characters. But some authors take a different approach to this. I asked Andy Peloquin,…
Fiction Writing, Suffering for Beauty, Writing Prompts and Exercises
Suffering for Beauty – High Heels
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The Boss’s Daughter (The Black Rose Series, Book 1) – a Review
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Writing About the Mob – Guest Post by Jennifer Bates
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Nine Bright and Sunny Words
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Alberto Pupo – Who Am I?
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• •Chase your dreams, they often say. How many truly get a chance to do so? In a world that is dog-eat-dog and whatnot, chasing dreams is something meaningless and devoid of context. It is an empty platitude and nothing more. Something strange happened in my case. The stars aligned and a very special woman made…