Tag: women writers
The Blogging Writer: Why Running A Successful Blog Benefits Every Writer
So maybe you’ve heard the dirty and unsettling news; survival as a writer these days depends on a platform. I used to shudder upon hearing those words. Like many beginning writers, I had a tendency towards introversion and the mere thought of putting myself, or my work, out into the world seemed very perilous. However, […]
Authors Interviewing Characters: Susan Wands
Susan Wands Interviews Pamela Colman Smith from Magician and Fool, Book One, Arcana Oracle Series About the book: MAGICIAN AND FOOL Pamela Colman Smith, newly arrived from New York to her birthplace of London, is received as an oddball in Victorian society. Her second sight helps her in her new job: illustrating tarot cards for […]
Three Non-Writing Tips to Get You Writing
When I started writing, I wished I had someone in my life who could tell me exactly what to do and where to begin. Lately, I’ve been talking a lot on radio, podcasts, and television about how to get started as a writer. Even if you are an established writer and feeling stuck, or only […]
RACHEL LACEY interviews the lead characters in her new novel, STARS COLLIDE
About WHEN STARS COLLIDE From Rachel Lacey, award-winning author of Read Between the Lines, comes a sexy slow-burn romance about two dynamic divas who collide on the world’s biggest stage. Eden Sands has been a star for twenty years, but it’s lonely at the top. Her mediocre marriage just ended, and her inner circle is smaller […]
A Novel Approach to Dealing with Grief
A Novel Approach to Dealing with Grief I was forty when a heart attack claimed my husband’s life and changed mine forever. In the immediate aftermath of suffocating grief, I couldn’t fathom anything good coming out of such a traumatic experience. But I was wrong. When my husband died, I found my writer’s voice. As […]
Authors Interview Characters: Neely Tubati Alexander interviewing Serena Khan
About LOVE BUZZ A wretched maid of honor. A hangover from hell. Raucous Mardi Gras crowds. There isn’t much Serena Khan is enjoying about this four-day New Orleans destination bachelorette party for her semi-estranged cousin, the bride-to-be—until sparks fly with a handsome stranger, who, like her, is also from Seattle. After their conversation is cut […]
Reading With Rochelle Weinstein: April Round-up
Hello Readers & Friends, I’m sitting here on Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina overlooking the ocean on this gorgeous May morning. It’s 58 degrees, nothing like the heat in Miami. Did I say heat? Are you watching the NBA Finals and my Miami Heat? Because they’re on fire! Or, are you reading books? I’ve been doing […]
Authors Interviewing Characters: Caroline Hagood, author of Filthy Creation
Authors Interviewing Characters: Caroline Hagood, author of Filthy Creation “Compelling and absorbing.” —Kirkus Reviews “It’s a shame Mary Shelley isn’t around to offer a blurb for this tender, luminous portrait of the art monster as a modern teen. FILTHY CREATION has so much to say about art, gender, loss, and broken dreams. It’s also a […]
Authors Interviewing Characters: Phoebe Rowe
About Swan Light: A sweeping, emotional tale of hope and perseverance, Swan Light weaves together the stories of two people separated by a century but connected by family, purpose, and one extraordinary lighthouse. Eighty-three-year-old Silvestre Swan has dedicated his life to the care of his Newfoundland lighthouse. His petition to relocate Swan Light from its precarious cliff’s […]
Interview with Dian Greenwood, Author of ABOUT THE CARLETON SISTERS
Interview by Nancy Townsley After growing up in the Dakotas, Dian Greenwood came to the West Coast during adolescence. She is a writer and family therapist in Portland, Oregon. Her debut novel, ABOUT THE CARLETON SISTERS, is due out June 13 from She Writes Press. The novel features a Las Vegas showgirl, a diner waitress, […]
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