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It's not just an autograph It's your name, and with it is usually some well wishes. But what do you write, if you choose to write the reader a message? Do you add a little message at all? Why does this even matter? Well, your readers come to your signing because they want to meet... Continue Reading →
When did you realize you were born to write? At 9 years old! My fourth grade teacher liked reading my stories and was a great encouragement to a girl who was usually rather shy. What got you into historical reads? I first started reading the old Gothics from the 60’s and 70’s in high school... Continue Reading →
The power of words. Our pen- our sword. What life to breathe into an empty space, and what love to feel through the magic of black symbols spread over the white sheets. Our power. The glorious, beautiful, infinite power of words... Light in a darkened room and the air to breathe. I’ve been in the... Continue Reading →
LGBTQA Characters: Tips for doing it well. LGBTQA books are a big right now, so writing you character correctly is a must! Getting it wrong could not only insult someone, but poor research make an author look extremely unprofessional. So know your stuff when writing, especially in the LGBTQA community. As authors we tell stories,... Continue Reading →
What got you into writing? I’m not really sure where it all began, but as a kid I remember writing out all these crazy little stories for my little sister and I to laugh at. Even though they weren’t great by any means, I just enjoyed putting my thoughts onto paper. I guess over time,... Continue Reading →
Kevin Wolf is on a road trip back to his hometown. Wolf decides to drive through the night when he spots a teenage girl hitchhiking on the side of a lonely highway. With the intent of driving her to safety, Wolf offers her a ride. The mysterious girl at first doesn't speak a word.... Continue Reading →
The odds WERE formidable. A US Air Corps fighter pilot who found himself in a German prisoner of war camp after his plane was shot down. He survived that disaster but wasn’t too sure about his current ‘home’. Despite this, he refused to let the probabilities stop him from making the best he could of... Continue Reading →
Today we dabble in the prep work that needs to go into your submission for Pitch Wars, and jumping right in, let's talk manuscript. You need it to be on the top of its game! How do we get there? Well here's a few things you can try Beta Readers. While there is a debate... Continue Reading →
Velvet Davis When did you know you had the writing bug? Since I was a child I've known I wanted to be an author. I'd ask for blank notebooks as Christmas or birthday presents and I’d fill them with stories. For anyone who may not know you, what genre do you write? I... Continue Reading →
