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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Category: Fiction Writing
Action/Adventure, Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Medical Fiction, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
Carried Away – a Review
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Cat lovers, once you read this book, you will never look at your precious kitties the same way again.
Author Interviews, Fiction Writing
Lenore Gay Interview – Capgras, Shelter of Leaves, and Advice for Writers
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How did the author go about choosing the names for her characters? If the author could have dinner with one or more of the characters from this book, which of them would it be? What would they talk about? What advice does Lenore Gay have for authors who aren’t yet published?
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Medical Fiction, New Words Learned, Psychological Fiction, Women's Fiction, Words
Other Fires – a Review
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Joss and Phil are already growing apart, their marriage is on rocky ground, and then his head injury from boards falling on him during the fire complicates things even more. This character-driven story shows what an already unstable family could experience in the event of such a tragedy.
Fiction Writing, Guest Posts, Holiday Fiction, Horror, Short Stories/Novellas
Writing Holiday-Themed Horror – Guest Post by David Vorhees
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Growing up, I always loved holidays even if they presented some bad moments.
Fiction Writing, Guest Posts, Life's Adventures
Still Life with Dojo – Guest Post by Avery Jenkins
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I was between jobs, between schools, between lives when I walked into the small dojo in Grant’s Pass, Oregon, in 1978.
Book Reviews, Dark Fiction, Fiction Writing, Holiday Fiction, Horror, New Words Learned, Short Stories/Novellas, Words
The Feast and Other Horrifying Tales – a Review
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David Vorhees has a great imagination for horror. All of these tales of horror are linked to one of the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Valentine’s Day, Easter, Fourth of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Once you read them, you might never think of these holidays the same way. They will root themselves in your mind so deeply, especially “Thanksgiving,” that you’ll never forget them.
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Metaphysical Fiction, Mystery, New Words Learned, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
Dark River – a Review
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Asa Cire is on a spiritual journey. While meditating, he has a vision in which he sees the murder of a teenage girl. Not long after, he discovers the girl’s identity and that her murder is decades old; it took place twenty years ago.
Business Education, Entrepreneurship, Fiction Writing, Guest Posts
Why eBay is an Entrepreneur’s Dream – Guest Post by Anthony Ryan Sadana
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Very often I feel like our investments choose us versus us choosing our investments. I think opportunity is constantly presenting itself, and we need to pick and choose what is right for us.
Book Reviews, Children's Books, Fiction Writing
Anna Banana – a Review
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“Anna Banana” is not only a cute story for children, ages two to seven, it is also a primer that will teach them about fruits and veggies in a way that is sure to make them giggle.
