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Why On Earth Knoxville?
by ElizabethFisher on April 20, 2016Why did I pick Knoxville, Tennessee, as the setting for my debut novel, Curse Me Not? Easy. The town is big enough to have everything from an opera company to a paint ball club, yet it’s small enoug ... more
The Healing Power of Writing
by JJames on April 19, 2016This is the first time I have written a blog and to be honest I spent quite some time thinking about what I should write about. Why would anyone want to listen to me I kept thinking?! But I guess that ... more
https://sorayabooks.com/
by SorayaBooks on April 18, 2016Click on the link to follow my blogs ... more
Historical Fiction - its just a story!!
by sportourer1 on April 17, 2016I write historical fiction set in some instances during the years of the Napoleonic Wars. This is a period of history with many followers who have an obsessive almost encyclopaedic knowledge of the su ... more
Those Writing Contests
by JAWright on April 16, 2016I've had a great few months with contests. At first, I wasn't convinced that entering my novel into the several contests my publicist recommended would be helpful. I thought they'd be too costly fo ... more
Stevie's first author signing event!
by Stevie on April 16, 2016This will be my first author signing event, which is hosted by Scarlett Enterprises. I will be joining 45 other authors, and this is going to be an annual event. When: Saturday, 13 August 2016 f ... more
Why I Wrote, Did You Know About Bible History?
by Ronald on April 16, 2016I recently published a new book entitled, Did You Know About Bible History? which delves into the history of the Bible. Not its doctrines, but its history from the very beginning. Why did I write i ... more
Living in Vietnam
by AdamtheMann on April 15, 2016I've lived, and worked, in Vietnam for nearly twenty years and got to know the local people fairly well, but some things still amaze me. In particular family and social things. I married a widow 18 ... more
The Cost of Compromise
by nathanbirr on April 12, 2016I’ve noticed something in a number of churches, both those I’ve attended for varying lengths of time over the years and those I’ve only read or heard about: They employ a wide range of means to ... more
Dennis Hasbert in Intensive Rehabilitation Therapy
by MonteR on April 11, 2016According to the Chicago AP, former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert has agreed to pay $3.5 million to the victim of his sex-abuse. He still hasn’t been sentenced. Rumor has it he may also undergo ... more