Written by Veronica Sicoe
We all change, some for the better, some for the worse, and some change sideways. It’s the same with characters, they move on as the story progresses, but HOW do they do it?
Written by Ann Marie Meyers
This is an interview with author Lizann Flatt, who wrote two Picture Books, 'Sorting Through Spring and 'Counting on Fall, for young kids.
Written by Lehua Parker
The Pepper Bibeau Mysteries by Gail M. Baugniet turn the tables by bringing Hawaiian intuition to 1968 Chicago.
Written by Mooderino
No matter how dedicated and determined you are to produce the next great novel, there will be times when you don’t feel like it.
Written by Janet Kay Jensen
What's a Cinderell story without shoes?
Written by Mooderino
In many ways the written word is the most visual way to tell a story.
Written by Lehua Parker
Fairy Godmothers, Inc by Jenniffer Wardell is Cinderella for grown-ups. Forget the glass slippers. Rellie wants something furry!
Written by ML Swift
Do you have an opinion that matters? We all do, but getting it out there is another story altogether. This article helps you do just that!
Written by Mooderino
No matter how obvious and sensible a piece of writing advice might be, there are always going to be circumstance when it won’t hold true.
Written by Mooderino
Every story has a theme. You may not know what it is. But it's in there.
Written by Janet Kay Jensen
From Rivets and Rails is a charming cookbook that preserves a historical era as carefully as its cooks preserved their food.
Written by Mooderino
We can all agree that there are two kinds of books: good books and bad books.
What we might not be able to agree is which ones are which.
