Archive for stuff that is not evergreen but we want to keep. Old gift guide articles, etc.
Do you have a book lover you are looking to give a gift? Then you have come to the right place. I have scoured the internet to find some unique and useful gifts that any book lover would be excited to receive as a gift any time of year. Does your book lover have a […]
Today’s guest post is from Lauren Nicolle Taylor. Lauren is the bestselling author of THE WOODLANDS SERIES and the award-winning YA novel NORA & KETTLE (Gold medal Winner for Multicultural fiction, Independent Publishers Book Awards 2017). She has a Health Science degree and an honors degree in Obstetrics and Gynecology. A full-time writer, hapa and artist,
Lauren Nicolle Taylor on Writing Mixed Race Hapa Characters @LaurenNicolleT Read More »
Today’s guest post is Robin Gregory author of The Improbable Wonders of Moojie Littleman, her first published novel. Robin was born in Pensacola, Florida and grew up in California with seven siblings surrounded by horses, real cowboys, and the occasional rattlesnake. She has always been drawn to helping others, a trait that began, to her
My Date with Marc Chagall a Guest Post By Robin Gregory @tweety_robin Read More »
Kathleen writes dark, irreverently funny mystery/thrillers about women behaving badly. She is a two time Book of the Year finalist who loves shoes, food, the written word, weirdos and Lucy.
Writers Talking with Kathleen O’Donnell @authorkodonnell Read More »
Interview with author of Silent River a fictionalized version of a real investigation in the late 1950s in Portland, Oregon,
We read because we lead lives of desperate calm. We go to great lengths to avoid conflict, yet fiction is all about conflict. When we go to bed at night and pick up a book, we slide into the shoes of a character embroiled in outrageous conflict and
Today’s guest post is from Derra Nicole Sabo author of Anomaly. As someone with anxiety, writing is Derra’s way of speaking. When verbal skills fail, the pen excels. [click_to_tweet tweet=”‘I have always had something to say to the world … I just could never get my mind and mouth to be on the same level.
Jan is the author of Shoes on the Stairs. In addition to writing, she loves to travel, volunteer, watch college basketball and sunsets.
