Dragons as Characters in the Dragonslayer Series – And What Makes Them So Unique by Resa Nelson Let’s get this straight. Despite the fact that I’ve written a Dragonslayer series, I love dragons. That’s why there are two different types of dragons in my books. The first type of dragon is like a grizzly bear – it’s ...
Welcome to the Breaking Point Blog Tour! We're excited to have Kristen Simmons, author of Article 5 series is visiting with us today as part of the Breaking Point blog tour. I'm a HUGE fan of Article 5 and I'm eager to see where Kristen will take this enthralling tale. Welcome to Fictitious Musings, Kristen! Is ...
Gracier by Milissa R. Bailey Everyone around her knows. Everyone she trusts has lied. And the one man who held the key to Jessica McCabe’s past is dead. Welcome to Gracier, Iowa, a well-kept community with even better kept secrets. Lives are peaceful, streets are quiet, but behind the tranquility is many a tale to be told. ...
Click of Official Tour Schedule EVE HALLOWS AND THE BOOK OF SHRIEKS (BOOK 1) For fourteen-year-old Eve Hallows, life can be summed up in one word—horrible. She has the most horrible friends. She lives in a horrible old castle. Even her family is a bunch of horrible monsters. However, in the monster-inhabited world of Gravesville—a world where messages ...
Chasing a Cultural Fantasy by Jane George My main character, J.J. Buckingham, in my novel X-It, is obsessed with both her mythological fantasy-image of New York and heroin-loving rock stars. She’s not alone in her fascination. From Frank Sinatra to Holly Golightly to Woody Allen and beyond, New York City has been the backdrop for a ...
How a Unitarian from Jersey writes about a Muslim Superhero by Pavarti K Tyler Have you ever gotten that feeling in the back of your head that there's something not quite right about the way you think? I've always daydreamed about things others have considered impossible or ridiculous. I'm the loon who decided statistically charting various ...
Surviving the Indie Publishing Explosion: Why Book Clubs Matter by Anderson O’Donnell I’m about to write something I never thought I’d think, let alone type: With regard to publishing, particularly in the digital era, it’s not just about the numbers. I realize that, for some, this realization might not be particularly earth shattering. But when I was ...
Finding a New Author is a little bit like falling in love by Monique Domovitch Finding an author I really enjoy is a little bit like falling in love. I never know quite what it is that author has, but I sure know it when I read him. The first time I fell in love like that ...
Can those in a coma hear us? By Lenore Skomal It’s the pivotal question that launched BLUFF. Not a revolutionary or new question, but one that persists and is debated in the medical community, for one, and the world at large. In doing the research for BLUFF, I spoke to many physicians and caregivers, and my straw ...
What happens when you die before your time? Thirteen-year-old Kathleen "Kat" Gallagher has had it with her family. The eldest of three children, Kat feels trapped ever since her parents’ separated and she has had to take on more responsibility than she feels prepared for. Everything changes on a frigid morning in mid-December when an accident ...
