Fictional Icons by Alana Wulff
July 25, 2019
Jo March – Little Women Growing up, I was always a fan of words – whether I was writing them or reading them. I would consume book after book in… READ MORE
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Finding time for family and fiction By Jody Holford
October 8, 2018
It’s spring break for our family and that means several things: relaxing, hanging out, good food, T.V. show binges, and, of course, books. Books we read, books we write, books… READ MORE
Review of Fatal Fiction
January 11, 2017
Fatal Fiction by Kym Roberts
December 16, 2016
Animal Inspirations
September 4, 2020
By Alex Erikson Is fiction based on reality truly fiction? I’m not asking for myself, but for the animals I’ve written about. They don’t know their follies are being transcribed… READ MORE
Modifying the Hook in Cozy Mystery Writing
September 3, 2020
By Debra Goldstein For years, I read cozy mysteries. Then, I decided to write one. I immediately realized I needed to analyze the elements found in cozies to identify why… READ MORE
Friend: A Powerful Word
August 19, 2020
By Laura Bradford Friend. There’s something very powerful, very magnetic about that word, don’t you think? For as long as I can remember, I’ve always been in awe of what… READ MORE
St. Bernard’s, Road Trips, and a New Series…
August 4, 2020
By Lynn Cahoon Why did you give Angie Turner a St. Bernard puppy in the Farm to Fork series? It’s a question I get a lot. I knew Angie was… READ MORE
Add Some Shiver to Your Summer Reading: Five Gothic Classics
July 24, 2020
By Susanna Craig The temperature is rising, and even if this season is shaping up to be a little different from years past, I hope reading is still part of… READ MORE
Doggone Dead Inspiration
July 16, 2020
By Dane McCaslin Writers get inspiration from ordinary life and the people around them. Sometimes they spot the perfect model for their fictional pets, and I was no exception. When… READ MORE