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I took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart; I am, I am, I am. —Sylvia Plath
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INTERVIEW: Rayna Flye's Most Satisfying Research is Found Along the Way
INTERVIEW: Lyndsay Constable Says to Read the Authors Who Inspire
Review: THE SPINSTER by Amy D’Orazio and Jessie Lewis
Why We Read (And Or Write About) Jane Austen by Nikki Payne
Guest Review: THE BACHELOR MR DARCY by Julie Cooper
Guest review: A RUSE OF SHADOWS by Sherry Thomas
INTERVIEW: Gail Carriger Goes on Research Trips All the Time
Guest Review: HEART OF A GENTLEMAN by Charlotte Brentwood
Guest Review: A DECEPTIVE COMPOSITION by Anna Lee Huber
INTERVIEW: Melanie Rachel Says Her Characters Say the Things She Only Thinks About
INTERVIEW: A.M. Weald is Somewhat of a Discovery Writer
INTERVIEW: Cat Gardiner Says Music Sparks the Soul to Words
INTERVIEW: Kate O’Keeffe Plots Story with Tropes and Characters First
INTERVIEW: Indie Author Lory Lilian Prefers Control of Her Books
Guest Review: Where Ivy Dares to Grow by Marielle Thompson
INTERVIEW: Tracie Banister has Always Loved Male/Female Detective Duos
INTERVIEW: Alyson Noël Still Can't Believe She Creates Stories for a Living