Book Blurb: Drug War by Cindy Koepp
When ambushed on a peacekeeping mission, Thomas fights off his telepathic attacker and teleports his wounded colleague home. His next assignment involves calming the squabbling locals in another war zone … Continue reading
Review: High on a Mountain by Tommie Lyn
Review by Pauline Creeden In 2011, I had read and reviewed over 110 books, about seventy percent of them were fiction. Out of the total of the books I read … Continue reading
Interview: Ken Newman
• It’s been said that writers must first be readers. Do you enjoy reading? I love to read! Growing up I would devour three to five books a week; in … Continue reading
Book Blurb: The Formula by Nona Mae King
Blogger Mary Jensen wants nothing more than to open her beach-front internet cafe on the Oregon coast. After ages of scrimping every dime and penny, and with the help of … Continue reading
In Celebration of NaNo…
Best Book Blurb Contest! Official Rules: 1. In celebration of National Novel Writing Month (NaNo), please send in your book blurb for a published or unpublished book. (It can be … Continue reading
The Winner of October’s Contest
We have chosen the winner in this month’s contest and wanted to share how we arrived at our decision. In general, flash fiction needs to have a beginning, middle, and end. … Continue reading
Review: Dracula by Bram Stoker
Review by Pauline Creeden Happy Halloween everyone! For this especially frightful day, I’m reviewing one of my classic favorites, Dracula. This spellbinding Gothic Horror has been trumped up by Hollywood … Continue reading
Interview: Kat Heckenback
What genres do you read most? Fantasy, especially YA fantasy. Just about anything with magic and dragons will grab my attention. Books like Harry Potter and Inkheart. But I like YA books with … Continue reading
The Witch’s Garden by J.D. Shaw
“What is that stupid pile of dirt?” The neighbor boy asked as she pulled the last of the root vegetables from the garden, now mostly barren from the harvest season. “It’s … Continue reading
In the Kappa’s Garden by Jeff Chapman
Tommy stood at the foot of the stairs leading to the covered front porch of the old Milton house, a three-storey Victorian that dwarfed its neighbors. The porch stretched across … Continue reading
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