I’m writing stories I would want to read. I suppose The Dungeoneers and the Treasure of Roan is best for late-teen young adults who are working through relational issues with their parents, but just about anybody can sit down and enjoy it.
Joel McKay – 8 August 2026 Continue reading
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I drew upon the two organizations to make the urban tale something different.
Richard B.C> – 6 August 2026 Continue reading
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While I Am Rare was inspired by my own son and our family’s journey, I wrote it with the hope that it would help others better understand what it means to be different in a way that feels empowering rather than isolating.
Melissa White Boyer – 4 August 2026 Continue reading
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With that question, the book began to form. Ebony McMullen became the vessel for a question I’d been carrying my whole life: who belongs, and who decides?
Edwina Perkins – 2 August 2026 Continue reading
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I am an avid reader of all types of books, but for this particular book I wasn’t influenced by other writers, this is basically a no-nonsense guide that doesn’t sugar-coat the process, it gets straight to the point and doesn’t drag things out to fill space.
Jennifer Lieberman – 31 July 2026 Continue reading
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It all goes back to an idea I had in 1987: that the universe arbitrarily switches its fundamental operating system from rationality to magic.
Matthew Hughes – 31 July 2026 Continue reading
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My book is aimed at readers who feel alone and question whether there is more to the universe than meets the eye.
Katherine Marie – 28 July 2026 Continue reading
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I am an academic; I spend most of my professional life recovering voices that records chose not to preserve. Giving her a voice seemed only natural.
Namita Kumari – 26 July 2026 Continue reading
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The idea had been forming for a long time before I wrote a word. I wanted to write a crime series rooted in specific places — not cities as backdrop, but cities as presence. Budapest was the natural starting point. I know it well, and I wanted that intimacy to be visible on the page.
Daniel Laz – 24 July 2026 Continue reading
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I wanted to capture that moth to flame syndrome between Thelma and the Brad Pitt character. I sat watching the movie knowing that the boy is up to no good and Thelma should run for her life and still thought he was so hot I’d go off with him too. That, I wanted to capture that attraction that overrides your sensibilities.
Catherine Marshall Smith – 21 July 2026 Continue reading
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