Month: March 2019
The Word: Advice on Creative Writing By Frank Martin
Writers seldom write the things they think. They simply write the things they think other folks think they think. So this is my two cents; one man’s opinion – I think. I follow a fair number of writers and creators… Read More ›
The Word: Talking A Publishing Journey with Christina LoBianco
With past books, my inspiration generally came with my dreams. My Guardians series (the first of this series being published by Burning Willow Press) and Wolfe’s Fayt: The Rescue are main examples of this. There were a few times where… Read More ›
What I’ve Learned About Life So Far – 10 Things I’ve Learned
I’ve learned a thing or two about life. I was inspired by something that happened in my daily life, offline life, and decided to share some of what I’ve learned here. I have lived over thirty years on this blue… Read More ›
A letter to my 15 yr old self…
Dear Younger Self, You don’t know it yet but things are going to be getting easier. I know you’re lonely, feel like a weirdo, and feel as if nothing will ever change, but it does. In the next couple of… Read More ›
Attention Writers: 5 Places Paying for Poetry
You will have to go to each link and read their submission requirements fully before submitting, but these are the top websites/publications paying for poetry entries! Alban Lake Publishing Winter Tangerine Space and Time Kaleidotrope Eye to the Telescope Check… Read More ›
The Most Satisfying Read…
I haven’t really gotten to sit down with a cup of tea (I have not abandoned my beloved coffee I swear)and dig deep into a book in a long time. I haven’t gotten to finish a book in a single… Read More ›
The Word: David Johnson shares tips on Writing and what he’s learned so far in publishing
I am from north east Arkansas. After college and moving around many years I returned to the area. My career was in music and music education. It remains a major interest for me. Science fiction and some fantasy tales held… Read More ›
