Keep Me Posted by Lisa Beazley
Cass lives in New York City with her husband, Leo, and their twin sons. She used to work for a magazine that folded, and now she’s a full-time mom. Her… Read More »Keep Me Posted by Lisa Beazley
A Book Related Topic (Kind Of)
The following is a guest post by Theodore Ficklestein, author of I Killed the Man Who Wrote this Book. I realize that most if not all of you have no idea… Read More »A Book Related Topic (Kind Of)
Bad Guys Should Break Our Hearts
The following is a guest post by Channing Whitaker, author of Until the Sun Rises. Imagine the villain of your favorite story and ask yourself, what might have gone a little differently… Read More »Bad Guys Should Break Our Hearts
Deadly Jewels by Jeannette de Beauvoir
Martine LeDuc is a publicity director for the city of Montreal. When Patricia Mason, a doctoral student at McGill University, tells her that the British crown jewels were stored in… Read More »Deadly Jewels by Jeannette de Beauvoir
Goodbye Bombay by Gry Finsnes
The following is a guest post by Gry Finsnes, author of Goodbye Bombay. I lived in India myself for four years from 1979 until 1983, in Bombay which is now called… Read More »Goodbye Bombay by Gry Finsnes
Two If by Sea by Jacquelyn Mitchard
Frank Mercy is an American expat in Brisbane, Australia, when his wife and unborn child perish in a tsunami. A former police officer, he is a volunteer first responder and helps… Read More »Two If by Sea by Jacquelyn Mitchard
Engineers and Creative Writing
The following is a guest post by J.J. White, author of Deviant Acts. It seems incredulous engineers could be competent as creative writers, considering they deal primarily with technical issues in… Read More »Engineers and Creative Writing
The Forgotten Summer by Carol Drinkwater
Jane and Luc have been married for several years. Jane is a shy translator from England, and Luc is a passionate French documentary filmmaker. They share their time between London and… Read More »The Forgotten Summer by Carol Drinkwater
Redemption
The following is a guest post by Radine Trees Nehring, author of A Portrait to Die For. Thinking back over many years of writing, I have just now come to the realization… Read More »Redemption