Writing From a Flour Sack by Dani Amore
Fact: I was born on a bathroom floor. Literally. My arrival into this world was followed seconds later by an unceremonious drop onto the cold tile of St. John’s Hospital [More…]
A Kinky Adventure by Anne R. Allen
When I started writing funny women’s fiction fifteen years ago, if anybody had given me a realistic idea of my chances for publication, I’d have chosen a less stressful hobby, [More…]
Turning Medieval by Sarah Woodbury
Sometimes it’s easy to pinpoint those moments in your life where everything is suddenly changed. When you look across the room and say to yourself, I’m going to marry him. [More…]
Holes by Suzanne Tyrpak
I used to think I had to be perfect. Of course, I fell short of perfection on a regular basis so I frequently felt like a failure. The only way [More…]
Mrs. So Got it Wrong Agent by Prue Batten
After writing forever, I decided to finally go down the independent road in 2008. At that time, it was called self-publishing and the track I decided to take was POD. [More…]
One Fictionista’s Literary Bliss by Katherine Owen
I was anointed a female fictionista by an overzealous Georgia Bulldog fan on Twitter. I immediately took it for my job description. So, here’s what you should know. I write. [More…]
Stepping Into The Light by Donna Fasano
Donna Fasano wrote for Harlequin Books for 20 years before becoming a proud Independent Author. She’s the written over 30 romance and women’s fiction novels that have sold over 3.5 [More…]
Never Too Late by Linda Welch
When I published the first two Whisperings paranormal mystery novels, I created an icon to use on Facebook and Twitter. The picture is of Whisperings lead character, Tiff Banks. It [More…]
The Phoenix and The Darkness by Lizzy Ford
I’ve been running from The Darkness since I left home at the age of 17. I escaped a broken family to the military, found it unwelcoming to creative non-conformists but [More…]
Write or Die by Danielle Blanchard
2010 was the worst year of my life. After a very successful career in the banking industry, I suddenly found myself unemployed, my marriage falling apart and to add insult [More…]
