Want a Sneak Peek of Stories on Amazon?
Have you ever looked into a story or book and been interested in reading a bit of it before you purchase it? Amazon makes it possible! On ebooks you can click the “Read Sample” button below the Book Cover Photo and on Paperbacks, you can click the Book Cover...
A Scaled Tribulation – Just a Taste
Prologue Jerry Clarkson entered the parking garage as the daylight faded. Usually, the streets of Chicago were well lit around dusk, but the city had been experiencing rolling blackouts for the better part of a week. No one from the power company had been able to find the source...
Mane of Redemption a Closer Look
Are you a fan of Fantasy stories set in modern times? Do you enjoy stories about good vs. evil or angels vs. demons? Mane of Redemption might be just what you’re looking for. The story follows Jude Crenshaw as he is almost killed during a scuffle in an alley...
The Child Thief by Brom: A Review
The Child Thief written and illustrated by Brom, is a macabre re-imagining of Peter Pan. This book is definitely a recommended read. Brom did an amazing job of his use of imagery through his writing. He was able to create graphic, beautiful details within the readers mind, without the...
Richard Paolinelli
What lead you to write? My father’s drilling business had us moving around the U.S. a lot. I was always in the back seat with a pen and a small notebook writing little stories and adventures. So when I was done with working on drilling rigs it was just...
Denise Unland
What lead you to write? An asthmatic childhood that kept me inside reading a wide variety of books and a vivid imagination that conjured up my own stories. Was there a particular person that influenced you to pursue writing? Not exactly. But a sixth-grade teacher (who used to post...
H. L. Walsh
What lead you to write? My mom really instilled reading in me and my sister when we were young. I think that influence was what lead me to want to write and tell my own stories. What is your preferred genre to write? I’ve always enjoyed reading Sci-Fi and...
Cynthia Yoder
What lead you to write? When I was eight, I started typing my poems on my father’s Smith Corona typewriter. I only know this because my grandmother kept a poem, dated it – and mailed it to me when I was in my twenties! Both parents encouraged me and...
Ana Rubio-Serrano
What lead you to write? My family. First, my grandmother, Anne always read books for kids to my brother and me. And she didn’t just read them, but played the roles of every single character: In a sweet voice, she spoke like the grandmother of Little Red Riding Hood....
Loraine Conn
What lead you to write? My earliest memory of enjoying writing was at the age of eight during a grammar test for English. I wrote a story about a hermit crab, which I didn’t finish because I ran out of time. The comments that came back from my teacher...