Clik here to view.
Happy Birthday, Henry!
By Kenny Luck On July 4, 1845, when Henry David Thoreau moved into his cabin on the shores of Walden Pond, he was probably unaware that his abode in the woods, and the impact and influence of that...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A STORY BY OSMOSIS
by Garasamo Maccagnone The easiest story ever to purge its way out of me was my latest release entitled, The Note Giver. After a long sabbatical away from daily Mass, I began attending a local rural...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Mysterious Green House
By Kelly L. Stone I’m not one of those writers who typically gets ideas for stories from reading the news or hearing about an unsolved murder case. Usually my ideas come to me via dreams. But once I...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Real Life Seeps In
by Steven Verrier Very interesting. You come up with a few themes to be addressed, a few conflicts (possibly) to be resolved, and an alternate world in which your story is to take place. And then,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Running on Empty
by Sam Hilliard Years of cross-country running greatly influenced the character of Sean, the young missing murder witness that Mike Brody searches for in the The Last Track. Fearful of capture, Sean...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Crash, Bam, Betrayal
by Sally Koslow, author of With Friends like These For marriage, brides and grooms start with nothing less than the Ten Commandments to find practical suggestions for keeping things afloat. (“Thou...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A Salute to New Hampshire 9-1-1
By Nancy Lennea First of all, I want to thank Lisa for hosting me today. Second of all, I want to discuss a topic that many readers ask and authors answer in several ways. One of the questions I get...
View ArticleClik here to view.
They Told Me to Write A Book about It, So I Did
by Cheryl C. Malandrinos My first children’s book, Little Shepherd, came out in August. While this story didn’t come from personal experience, it is based on something I know about—the Christmas story....
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Tapestry Shop
by Joyce Elson Moore I’m frequently asked where I get ideas for my story plots. truth to tell, they can come from the most unexpected sources—a snippet of conversation, a tour guide’s mention of an...
View ArticleClik here to view.
HERO-MAKING
by Lars Walker My novels, I think, are essentially about heroism. I write of heroism with a spectator’s fascination—like a football fan watching Brett Favre play, analyzing what he’s doing, knowing all...
View Article
