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Can you imagine? Write that book already! The world always needs words.

Just in case any of you need inspiration to read or write today! This just came to me last night before going to bed. My best ideas seem to do that. Always keep a notebook … Continue reading Paper Houses →

I’m happy to share this sweet short story by Stephen Geez. Sidekick Short Fiction by Stephen Geez www.StephenGeez.com info@StephenGeez.com   I just figured out something all superheroes should know about our sidekicks. I happened upon … Continue reading Sidekick: Short Fiction by Stephen Geez →

Here’s a piece of humorous fiction by Beem Weeks. A Match Met Nobody around these parts could ever recall a time when Charlie Tricklett had been anything less than fit as a proverbial fiddle. Even … Continue reading A Match Met: Short Fiction by Beem Weeks →

Final Sunset  © Traci Sanders   I never pondered the sunset much … until today. I lead a busy life and don’t make the time to stop and take in the wonder of nature. Not … Continue reading Final sunset →

Yesterday, I participated in a takeover party on Facebook. I offered 4 total e-copies of my romance books, ‘When Darkness Breaks’ and ‘Unsevered.’ It was a fabulous turnout, and I thank each person who showed … Continue reading Winners for the Vicki Drane Promotions author showcase! →

Amber Woods is the primary female character in my debut novella, ‘When Darkness Breaks’. She’s not the typical damsel-in-distress often found in romance novels, but she’s not a hard-nosed shrew either. Though it wouldn’t seem so on the surface, Amber … Continue reading Do you know an ‘Amber’? →

In my novel, “Unsevered,” the concept of life after death is explored through the experiences of the main female character, Jewel. She was married to Harley, a soldier in the Air Force. They had just returned from their … Continue reading Your life, after death →

Sometimes it’s blatantly obvious (or even intentional) when an author allows a part of himself (or herself) to seep into his/her writing. But often it’s a small, subtle detail found within the pages that materializes … Continue reading In my own words… →