creative-writing
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Talking more with author Jalen Tellis involved aliens. Incursion was a idea that stuck with me for years, since I was 14. The inspiration really came from within, because if I’m being honest, no media or any other story inspired me to write Incursion, this story strictly came from inside my mind. 2. How did…
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Now that you’ve written the book, show your audience that you’re there. Show up.
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Love lingers in the heart long after the fire has smoldered. Like hot ash, it can still burn if you get too close. Is it best to keep your distance or rekindle the flame? Explore this in Umme Pritam’s “Whispers” in Seven Arts Magazine.
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Talking more with author V.H. Faolan When I was young I was obsessed with werewolves & most of the books I read had them. It wasn’t until I saw Twilight & wished they expanded more on the Quileute tribe that I wanted to write a fan-fic about them. I barely got twenty pages in before…
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Talking more with author Tasha Horbett Before recovery, I held many misconceptions about addiction—and was certain I wasn’t an addict. Coming to terms with the truth changed everything. I wrote this book to reach others like me, to show them they are not alone and that there is hope on the other side. 2. How…
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There’s an audience for every story. So, it really doesn’t matter what you write about. If you don’t know how to reach your audience, it doesn’t how good your novel is.
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The spotlight is the holy grail of getting your book seen and sold, though it’s hard to obtain if you’re avoiding this one thing…
