Kathleen Shoop – Lessons Learned About Becoming Published

Lessons Learned About Becoming Published by Kathleen Shoop 1. One of the biggest lessons I learned about becoming a published author was...

Gringa – A Love Story (Complete Series books 1-4) by Eve Rabi @EveRabi1

This is the complete Gringa Series, books 1-4 being offered at a discounted price. SERIES DESCRIPTION: I was twenty-one, a sassy college ...

Author Interview – Mark LaFlamme

If you could leave your readers with one bit of wisdom, what would you want it to be? It is almost never the letter E. If you think about th...

Brian Francis Heffron – My Publishing Journey @BrianHeffronnet

My Publishing Journey by Brian Francis Heffron The book was started while I was a student in the prestigious Emerson College Bachelort o...

#AmReading Is Your Chair Killing You? by Kent Burden

Sitting for extended periods of time is as bad for your health as smoking cigarettes. And exercising for 30-60 minutes a day isn't ...

Slow Burn: Zero Day, Book 1 by Bobby Adair

A new flu strain has been spreading across Africa, Europe, and Asia. Disturbing news footage is flooding the cable news channels. Peopl...

The Call of Agon: Book One of The Children of Telm by Dean F. Wilson

THE LAST LINE. THE LAST WORDS. THE LAST CHANCE. Ifferon is one of the last in the bloodline of the dead god Telm, who mated with mortal wo...

Ronald Probstein – The Horse Parlor

The Horse Parlor From Honest Sid by Ronald Probstein On pages 64 to 67 of Honest Sid I wrote about one horse parlor in NYC that my fath...

Catherine Astolfo – What Inspired Me to Write My Book

What Inspired Me to Write My Book by Catherine Astolfo The devil inspired me to write The Bridgeman. Not literally, I hope, but more in ...

Author Interview – Richard Stephenson

What inspired you to write your first book? I’ve worked in law enforcement for fifteen years.  Part of the job requirement means that I can...

Bedtime Stories for the Insomniac by Matthew Yaeger

A collection of horror stories that will disturb your sleep, and if you already have trouble sleeping at night then why not have a good rea...

Orangeberry Book Tours – Redwood Violet by Robin Mahle

Katie Reid is living the quintessential Southern California life. A dream job and her college sweetheart, Spencer top it all off. However, ...

Ted Olinger – How I Broke Out of Publishing & Learned to Write in Obscurity

How I Broke Out of Publishing and Learned to Write in Obscurity by Ted Olinger, Author of The Woodpecker Menace: Stories from an Accidenta...

Orangeberry Book Tours – The Way Life Is by Rick Johnson

Being in love and full of anticipation of a great life does not shield young couples from unfair and unexpected challenges and trauma. This...

Michel Sauret – Have Short Stories Become Irrelevant Today?

Have short stories become irrelevant today? by Michel Sauret Getting the short story published is a challenge because the market is so s...

Author Interview – V Frank Asaro

Tell us a bit about your family. My father Frank emigrated from Italy when he was 16, becoming a barber who ended up owning the hotel in w...

Violent Season – Maj. Ray Gleason Ph.D. (Excerpt)

Chapter Two: “Soldiers of Christ” On a chilly Sunday morning in early spring, the students of Our Lady of Lourdes elementary school in Ast...