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July 27, 2021
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Year: 2021
Little-Known Facts About the 1920s
July 19, 2021
By Amanda Skenandore When I first had the idea to write about Carville, the real-life leper hospital where my new novel, The Second Life of Mirielle West, is set, I… READ MORE
The Making of a Novel Part 2: Writing
July 13, 2021
By Charlie Donlea Writing The Damn Thing For me, outlining is gathering ammunition before going out on the hunt. I’ve always used the analogy of bow hunting. Once I have… READ MORE
The True History That Inspired The Second Life of Mirielle West
July 8, 2021
By Amanda Skenandore As a writer, I’m drawn to stories and voices left out of the traditional narrative of history. More than dates and events, I’m interested in people and… READ MORE
Getting to Know South Dakota
July 7, 2021
By Mary Angela Summer in South Dakota is one of my favorite seasons. Many years, my family and I take a trip across the state to the Black Hills, where… READ MORE
The “Stupid Thing” I Thought I Would Never Do…But Then Actually Did!
July 2, 2021
By Steven Petrow The hardest part about making my list was deciding when to stop adding to it and do something about it. In the book I wrote about how… READ MORE
National Piña Colada Day
June 30, 2021
If Piña Coladas are too sweet for you, here’s five “boozy” cozy mysteries that are perfectly refreshing for a hot summer day! National Piña Colada Day: July 10th 1. From… READ MORE
11 Perfect Romances to Read This Summer
June 29, 2021
By Priscilla Oliveras What better way to spend a sunny summer day than at the beach, reading a beach book, soaking up a little Vitamin D before moving into the… READ MORE
The Making of a Novel Part 1: Outlining
By Charlie Donlea From writing to editing to publishing… I’m frequently asked about the process of writing a novel. Whether it’s during book club meetings or through emails, readers are… READ MORE
Films & Books Used for Writing and Research
June 24, 2021
By Brian Malloy Please note that the books reflect the time in which they are written, and some of the early nonfiction includes theories about the disease and its transmission… READ MORE
Featured Selections for This Month