Why We Read (And Or Write About) Jane Austen by Christina Hwang Dudley
I took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart; I am, I am, I am. —Sylvia Plath
Guest Review: WHAT CANNOT BE SAID by CS Harris
INTERVIEW: Erin Huss Used Former Career as Fodder for Book to TV Adaptation
INTERVIEW: Indie Author Lory Lilian Prefers Control of Her Books
INTERVIEW: Tracie Banister has Always Loved Male/Female Detective Duos
Guest Review: The Good, The Bad, and the Aunties by Jesse Q Sutanto
INTERVIEW: Alyson Noël Still Can't Believe She Creates Stories for a Living
Guest review: THE UNQUIET BONES by Loreth Ann White
INTERVIEW: Hilary Grossman Always Wanted to be an Author
Guest Review: The Book of Ile Rien by Martha Wells
INTERVIEW: Laurie Viera Rigler Says Character Rules Throughout Writing Process
Guest Review: THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT by Simone St. James
Review: SEX, LIES AND SENSIBILITY by Nikki Payne
Review: INTO THE BARGAIN by Colleen Cowley
Review: THE LILY OF LUDGATE HILL by Mimi Matthews
INTERVIEW: Catherine Curzon is a Plotter but Allows Leeway for Inspiration
Guest Review: CHAOS TERMINAL by Mur Lafferty
INTERVIEW: Mimi Matthews Empathizes with Her Characters
INTERVIEW: Beth Carter Became a Writer at Fifty
INTERVIEW: Jody Kaye’s Husband Dared Her to Write a Book