On Writing Archives - Page 3 of 7

Asking Why

I’ve spent a lot of the last two days crying. Just a few days ago, and not far from where I live, a little girl went missing. You might have [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…]

Latchkey Kid by Heather Adkins

It isn’t easy being the daughter of a police officer, but it’s even more difficult to be the daughter of a female police officer. I would come to understand this [More…]

Heather Marie Adkins Discusses Her New Novel, Abigail

Tell us about your latest novel. When Abigail’s supposedly immortal faery mother is found murdered, her human father sells her in to slavery. Bought by a young and wealthy landowner [More…]

Knight in Shining Armor by Shea MacLeod

Today’s guest post is by Shea MacLeod… It’s strange how long a bruise can last. Long after the physical evidence is gone, the muscles remember. A raised hand or an [More…]

What is Your Life Whispering to You?

I believe life whispers to you and provides direction. I call that life force God. You can call it whatever you want, but there is no escaping it. If we [More…]