I always enjoy finding out what my reading year looked like. Goodreads creates a graphic of your year's reading and tis is my 2024 (although I will probably finish up with one more to the mix). You can find it here The number of pages I read was cool: 11,620 but this...
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Bibliophile’s Collective Tuesday – What Books Are You Reading This Summer?
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Summer allows us some extra time to read, if we are lucky. Vacation time can be a manic organization of activities and travel, but escaping for a while into a good book and allowing ourselves to relax and feed our souls is just as...
Bibliophile’s Collective Tuesday – A Suspense Story
I love to hold suspense in my stories with unexpected endings. I hope you enjoy this one. A Perfect Plan The old theatre seats looked grey under their cloak of dust and debris. George walked down the center aisle, motes of dust...
Bibliophile’s Collective Tuesday – A Chance to Vote on my Next Book
As I have only a few chapters of re-editing to complete on my steam punk novel before it goes to my publisher, I thought I would let you vote on which book I delve into next. I have two manuscripts that I can choose from. So let's see which is the most popular. 1....
Creative Edge – Author Interview – Ann Charles
Why did you choose to write mysteries? I enjoy the puzzle-like challenge that comes with writing a mystery. My stories are actually more character-driven than plot-driven, though, so as much as I enjoy the challenge of writing a mystery, I also have fun exploring...
Author Interview – Christie Stratos
Does writing energize or exhaust you? It energizes me big time! I feel so excited when I get a good writing session in, it’s hard to stop. I could go for hours, but my time is usually limited. When I write short stories in particular, I usually can’t stop until it’s...
Author Interview – Pol McShane
Does writing energize or exhaust you? It most defiantly energizes me. Even during those times when nothing else seems to be going right, as soon as I lose myself in a story, it all falls in line. What is your writing Kryptonite? I would have to say...
Genres of Literature – Mystery
Mystery literature deals with the solution of a crime or the unraveling of secrets. Any scenario that is kept secret or remains unexplained or unknown. The most common scenario for this genre usually involves a mysterious death or a crime to be solved. It...
Writing Hub -Books, Writing, Tips & more…
Writing I plan on immersing myself in the ghost writing project for the rest of this and most likely next week. It needs to be propelled forward so a final draft can be approved. A graphic designer is working on the images so the placement of these will have to be...
