Don Massenzio Today we sit down for a 20 Questions session with children’s author, Laura Kimball. She will tell us about her inspiration and a bit about herself and she’ll give us a sample of her work. Please enjoy this … Continue reading
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Welcome to the party, but I hope this isn’t your first stop. There have been prizes and fun posts all month long. There is a prize today too, and anyone can win. It isn’t limited…
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Don Massenzio Today’s installment of 20 Questions is focused on Canadian author, Darlene Foster. Darlene is going to tell us a bit about herself and her inspiration as well as share a bit of her work with us. Please enjoy … Continue reading
Originally posted on DAN ALATORRE:
your humble host A fantastic blog I’ve been reading and enjoying is Rashmi Menon’s Mind And Life Matters and her Beyond Coffee And Words , (coffee is written with Piyusha Vir). Both sites are brilliant and uplifting places…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
One of the major problems indie authors encounter is knowing how to promote their work. Unfortunately, book promotion is often prohibitively expensive, especially without the help of a big publishing…
Originally posted on Sacha Black:
When you write the end of a chapter, you want readers to be desperate to turn the page and read on irrespective of the fact its 3:41AM and they have work the next day. You…
Don Massenzio Today, I’m excited to sit down with mystery writer N.A. Granger. She has a very interesting background in writing that eventually led her to writing mysteries. She is going to share some of her work, her inspiration and … Continue reading
This is a guest post by Ameer Abbas; a blogger and most viewed writer on Quora. Ameer specializes in Internet Privacy, Cyber Security, VPN, and Torrents. He is also working as a privacy advocate wi… Source: Is Location Switching the Key … Continue reading
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
I didn’t always know I wanted to be a writer, but I always knew I was a storyteller. Since I can remember, my party piece was always telling a story. …
