Chad Harp
What lead you to write? When I was in college, I wrote an article about Margaret Corbin that appeared in The Washington Post on Memorial Day 1991. That success led me to write a few more historical perspectives, many of which ultimately appeared in newspapers and magazines across the...
Chrystal Stevens
What lead you to write? I had always been an avid reader and loved various genres of books. Sometimes I would read a book and not like how it turned out or I would say I would have had this character do this or that. So, I decided to...
Mary Schmidt
What lead you to write? I have written bits and pieces since grade school. I hung up my registered nurse hat in January of 2013, and I found myself with time on my hands. My youngest son, Sam, had a cancer battle and passed at age five in 1990....
Deanie Humphrys-Dunne
What lead you to write? My parents always felt I had a talent for writing, but I didn’t have the confidence until I had a strong intuition to try writing my first book about my childhood experiences on our family’s riding school. What is your preferred genre to write?...
Darío Aguilar Peregrina
Hi, everyone. I’m, Darío Aguilar Peregrina, a Mexican author who likes to tell many stories about my culture, Action, Darkness, Mature Themes, Natural Disasters, Sports, Fantasy, Tech, etc. What lead you to write? I started writing after watching movies like Spider-Man,The Day After Tomorrow, Batman Begins, Harry Potter and...
Second Chances: A Closer Look
Hello, Everyone. I did not receive any questions over the last week. So, instead of doing a Q&A for everyone on today’s post, I’ve decided to give you all a glimpse of my story Second Chances and some reviews that have been posted. Be sure to comment to this...
My Review of Kakegurui
The first issue of Kakegurui by Homura Kawamoto and Toru Naomura was a decent read. It centers around a school whose hierarchy is decided through gambling. A new student has arrived at the school and thrown everything into chaos. He spends the story attempting to fit in and figure...
Review of Dolores Claiborne
Dolores Claiborne, written by Stephen King, is the story of a woman under investigation for the murder of her charge, whom she was caregiver to for many years. She lays out a story of how her boss came to her demise and how she, herself, tried to save her...
Hounded 2
How would you fare against Zombies…Human and Canine? Hounded 2, written by Ellie Douglas, picks up where Hounded left off. The characters are fighting to survive in a world plagued with zombie dogs. Yet, there is a new threat; actually two new threats to be precise. The people in...
Readers & Writers
Welcome, to the New Site! I will, hopefully, be doing some new things with this new site. It is allowing me further opportunity to entertain you and hopefully add a few new reads to your “To Be Read” Lists. I will be continuing the book reviews that I did...