Tag: women writers
Authors Interviewing Characters: Janet Stilson
Charisma becomes a superpower in Janet Stilson’s new book, The Juice, a cyberpunk, dystopian tale that’s written in the spirit of William Gibson’s work and The Handmaid’s Tale, by Margaret Atwood. A large part of the novel takes place within a big media company, Nuhope, decades into the future. One of the company’s executives, Rico […]
Longing To Be Read
Kathleen M. Rodgers A young man with curly hair and a round cherub face approaches and thrust a book at me. “Why haven’t you read my book?” he demands. His voice is full of rage, his expression one of disgust and disappointment. I’ve just climbed out of a car, and I’m preparing to close the […]
Character Interview: Briana Cole
The first book in a sexy, smart new series that takes unconventional relationships to a whole new level,The Marriage Pass follows Dr. Dorian Graham, whose wife proposes they both spend a no-consequences, no-questions-asked night with their greatest temptations for their one-year anniversary. Dorian can’t resist, especially because his wife’s younger sister is the-one-who-got away. However, when Dorian’s one […]
I’ve Always Been A Writer
I’ve Always Been A Writer By Barbara Floersch My grandfather, George Dewit Watson, was a writer. He supported his family selling shoes and shirts in a general store in a small, rural town in North Florida, but his true avocation was poetry. His poems, a regular part of his family life, now reside on brittle […]
Writing a Choose Your Own Erotic Fantasy
JOANNA ANGEL is a powerhouse in the adult entertainment industry as an adult film star, director, producer, author, and owner of the BurningAngel Empire — the company known for the emergence and prevalence of tattooed women in the adult film industry. Her second choose-your-own erotic fantasy book, Club 42 is out now! It’s a sexy […]
How the Pandemic Inspired a Love Story
After my grandfather had a heart attack four years ago, I moved in with my grandparents during his recovery. Late in the evenings, as my grandmother slept in her recliner beside him and my poodle sprawled across his feet, he and I would watch movies. His preference, inevitably and humorously, was Hallmark movies. I worked […]
Interview with Ann Gosslin, Author of The Double
Ann Gosslin spent the early part of her life in the US, before heeding the call of distant shores and eventually settling in Europe. The Shadow Bird is Ann’s debut novel. Her second novel, The Double, will be published by Legend Press in July 2021. With a lifelong interest in psychology and psychiatry, Ann is […]
On Writing Culinary Mysteries
In a culinary mystery, a body will be discovered, an amateur sleuth will be forced to get involved, whoever isn’t murdered will eat and drink, and recipes will be provided in the back of the book. A category in the “cozy mystery” genre, culinary mysteries are often written as part of a series so readers […]
The Internet of Trees – or How Plants Gave Me a Novel
The Internet of Trees – or How Plants Gave Me a Novel By Margaret Ann Spence If you are reading this, you are on the internet. We are connecting. In the short thirty years since the internet was invented, we take it for granted. Such an extraordinary explosion of knowledge has occurred because we can […]
How I learned to write
By Caroline Bishop It’s said that everyone has at least one book in them. That may be true, but that doesn’t mean everyone is able to translate the brilliant idea in their head into half-decent words on a page. And unless you’re particularly prodigious, that novel won’t pour out of you perfectly formed, ready to […]
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