Today we have Linda Widrick to tell us the reason she wrote the novella, To Complicate Matters, part of the Ponder This… series. Hello, Linda. Why did you write this particular story? When I was approached with the opportunity to write a novella for the Ponder...
When a stalker attacks, the only person to stop him is the worst ex-boyfriend ever. Practicing Murder by Erin Unger. Available Now in audio. Get a free audiobook from Audible. . . While supplies last. No strings attached, but we'd love for you to leave a review...
Welcome author of A Field of Forget-me-nots, Rachel A. James What is your writing schedule like? When I begin a new writing project, I often start with the title. It usually comes to me very easily, and serves as a writing prompt which kickstarts the writing...
I’ve always written Medieval Romance, but I love many time periods and have often thought about writing in a different time period. A couple of years ago, when studying for my Masters in Creative Writing, I used the opportunity to explore new genres and time...
Welcome Anita Klumpers, author of Buttonholed How did you come up with your title? My tendency is to come up with flowery, elaborate titles. To counteract this inclination, I've been trying to limit my titles to one or two words. Since buttons play a pivotal...
I’m often asked why I wrote “Heavenly Lights: Noah’s Journey.” At first, I wasn’t planning on writing a series about the daughters of Zelophehad. I had written about their bold “ask” for their father’s land in...
Welcome Susan and her new release Charlotte's Dilemma What is your writing schedule like? I love to write in the morning, usually cranking out around 1000 words a day. What would you say is your interesting writing quirk? Using big words comes very natural to me,...
Charlotte’s Dilemma, a Regency novella, came about because of motivation. The motivation was the chance to have my work published in a novella collection with several other authors who are with my publisher, Prism Book Group. The genre could have been anything I...
Congratulations to Barbara Britton on Heavenly Lights: Noah's Journey What would you say is your interesting writing quirk? I am a terrible typist, so I script all my stories by hand. I have notebooks full of my scribble. I type the story into the computer...
Heavenly Lights: Noah's Journey by Barbara Britton Tell us your name and a little bit about yourself My name is Jeremiah ben Abishua. I wish I could speak to you about myself, but I don’t hear or speak. Few people take the time to understand me...
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