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…
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Fiction Writing, Guest Posts, Zombie Fiction
How to Survive the Zombie Apocalypse – Guest Post by Daniel Greene
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• •My name is Daniel Greene, and I am the author of End Time, a zombie apocalypse thriller. End Time is a multiple-point-of-view novel, primarily following elite counterterrorism agent, Mark Steele, and CDC virologist, Dr. Joseph Jackowski, as a zombie virus with a wicked bite is unleashed across the globe. Many people have asked me: How…
Book Reviews, New Words Learned, Suspense/Thrillers, Words, Zombie Fiction
End Time – a Review
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• •The fall of mankind begins in the jungles around the Congo River Basin. Amidst conditions that are ripe for war in Africa, a doctor is sent there to combat the threat of monkeypox. The disease he encounters is far deadlier though. Counterterrorist agents sent to rescue the doctor arrive in the Congo, but getting the…
Fiction Writing, Writing Prompts and Exercises
The Terror of the Victorian Insane Asylum
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• •Life was anything but good for a woman during the Victorian era. Women had more to fear from the men of that time than they had to fear from vampires, werewolves, zombies, or any other supernatural creature that might be wandering around. It became even worse if you were deemed to be mentally challenged or…
Confusing Words, Fiction Writing, Words, Writing
Confusing Words from Expropriation to Factitious
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• •Book Reviews, Fantasy, Historical Fiction, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Words
Magruder’s Curiosity Cabinet – a Review
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• •Prepare to meet a bizarre assortment of people. History blends with science fiction and fantasy in this story that will keep you engrossed. Once you start this book, you won’t be able to put it down until you reach the last page. Kelly Hayward and her mom have traveled to Coney Island, New York from…
Guest Posts, Literary Fiction, Writing
Writing Literary Fiction – Guest Post by Christopher Meeks
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The Middle-Aged Man & the Sea – a Review
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• •Relationships are at the center of each of these stories. They will make you think about your own life, the people that you know, and what each of them might encounter in their day-to-day lives. Each of these stories is an extremely real slice of life. They are very well-written, and the characters are so genuine…
Fiction Writing, Guest Posts, Writing
Describing a Character by Using His Surroundings – Guest Post by Stephen Helmes
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Writing: To Impress or to be Understood? – Guest Post by Brian O’Hare
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• •A teacher of English literature was lecturing a class of adolescents on one of the syllabus’s prescribed modern novels. She selected a short passage which included the following two sentences: “Vanessa’s passage was impeded by the building’s front door. The door was blue.” She read the sentences aloud and said to the class, “What did…