Category: Fiction

by Ethel Lee-Miller “From Wallet To Typewriter, The Effects Of Sylvia Plath Are Now For Sale” This article by Rebecca Rego Barry about Sylvia Plath caught my eye for two Continue Reading →

by Karin Abarbanel My friend Hank Quense is a Renaissance man! He’s an author of fantasy fiction, a publisher, and a self-publishing pro. The do-it-yourself resource he developed called The Continue Reading →

by Hank Quense Basically, there are two types of character arcs. One concerns itself with what great lesson the main character(s) learn over the course of the story. The second Continue Reading →

by Hank Quense The Queen has arrived. My newest novel, Queen Moxie, is now available. It’s been ten years since Moxie became Queen and her peaceful queendom is suddenly surrounded Continue Reading →

by Lewis Brett Smiler I once wrote two short stories that were published online in the Jewish Magazine. They stopped publishing new work after 2014, but their archives remain online Continue Reading →

by Hank Quense I believe it’s important for grammar school kids to learn how to write stories. If you agree with this, perhaps you’ll help me spread the word about Continue Reading →

by Erin Roll “What kind of music do you listen to while you’re writing?” I find that this sort of question tends to get a rather strong reaction from some Continue Reading →

by Rosanna Cappelluti National Novel Writing Month, NaNoWriMo, is in full swing and as most of you know, reaching that fifty-thousand word count goal within thirty days is no easy Continue Reading →