By David Ritchie When writing fiction for young readers, you have to balance opposites. How? Create counterweights, so to speak, that keep characters and story in balance. This is why, in action stories, crafting the villain is so… Read More
By Linnea Larsen The Pages Inside She jumped out of her car and ran through the doors of a McDonald’s restaurant. She wasn’t starving. She wasn’t dying of thirst. She wasn’t desperate for a… Read More
My name is Janis Friesler. I am a retired teacher who with my former 8th grade student, David Schultz, started a business called Assisting Authors Online, http://www.assistingauthors.com.. Here we help authors with their… Read More
By Gabriella Deveraux, Owner, Hotlit Books 1. Create a great cover. There are multiple reasons for this step. As many books that are out today in the market you need to seperate yourself from the… Read More
You have been writing. You want to know more about publishing. You believe marketing through the social networks is the way to go. We agree and want to help you by offering FREE… Read More
Are you interested in REAL manuscript development? We have a three month program to help you get your writing ready for publishing. Yes – there’s a fee involved because we do pay… Read More
By Tina Bettison I was chatting this morning about the dating game after 40, the perils of Internet dating and just where do you meet the man of your dreams? I suddenly recalled a… Read More
By Patricia Merker Drift back to childhood and remember a time when someone made you feel inadequate. It might have been another child who was cruel, or it might have been a cranky… Read More
