What inspires a writer? For me, it was a perfect storm of three factors. Simultaneously, I suddenly had more time to devote to personal projects, I enrolled in a world mythology course at my university, and there was a story spiraling to life inside me. In the course, I learned about the common elements in […]
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Cover Reveal: It Hurts Every Time by L.P. Mills…
Mirror World Publishing and Sapphyria’s Book Promotions present the cover reveal for It Hurts Every Time by L.P. Mills About It Hurts Every Time: “Death is not the end, sir, No, sir, not the end of the line, Just remember what I say to you; It hurts, baby, It hurts every time.” Pluto Garcia is […]
Author in the Kitchen: Ramp up Halloween with this Cheese Ball Pumpkin Appetizer by Helen Carpenter…
October is National Pumpkin month, but we think such a beautiful fruit should get more than just one month of notoriety. So smile, say cheese, and make your own yummy appetizer for Halloween or any holiday get-together. Cheese Ball Pumpkin 2 8-ounce packages cream cheese 4 ounces crumbled feta or blue cheese 4 ounces shredded […]
What I Want My Readers to Know…
Since it’s the Canadian Thanksgiving today, I thought I’d make it all about my readers! Yay! Authors wouldn’t be anywhere without their readers, so me being me, I thought it would be fun to share what I think my readers would want to know about me, on this day of gratitude in Canada. Sending my […]
Recipe and a Read: Down Home Thanksgiving Dressing and a Cozy Mystery by Emma Lane…
We’re from the South so my family loves corn bread stuffing with a variety of meals. Below is our family’s favorite recipe that is only served at Thanksgiving. Make your holiday dinner complete by serving giblet gravy with sliced turkey and cranberry sauce, steamed broccoli, and dinner rolls. Don’t forget the pumpkin pie with dollop […]
Guest Post: Women Must Be Bold by Author Anne Montgomery…
When I was a high school teacher, I learned many young ladies were uncomfortable talking about their accomplishments. Part of my job was to encourage my students to think about the future. When it came to resume writing, I’d say, “What are you good at? What have you accomplished that you’re proud of?” Often, I’d […]