[Brief Words] 2015 Throwback: When Lindy Spencer Took Over

Once again, my ninja skills have served me well. Another unmanned blog to take over! Muahahaha! Hi, my name is Lindy Spencer, and I’m an author. I write everything karmic, psychologically thrilling, and - breaking news - I even write children’s books! Who knew, right? I know! Spinne the Spider is a story I came … Continue reading [Brief Words] 2015 Throwback: When Lindy Spencer Took Over

[Brief words] 2015 throwback Interview of Kindra Sowder

Bachman: When did you realize you were a writer? Sowder: Well, I wrote my first story when I was 12, but didn't really get into writing till I was 15. That was when I started the Executioner Trilogy. I've been writing ever since. Bachman: While running a publishing company, how do you find time to … Continue reading [Brief words] 2015 throwback Interview of Kindra Sowder

[Brief Words] 2015 Throwback Interview of Stanhope Books Publisher

Bachman: Being a publisher is a very important part of the industry, whether traditional or independent, when did you know that this was what you wanted to do? Bonson: A tough question to start with – I hope these get easier! It’s a long story – but I looked in the past at a music … Continue reading [Brief Words] 2015 Throwback Interview of Stanhope Books Publisher

Story Time: The Day Seattle Died

The Day Seattle Died is the term that had been given to the day April 5th. The first wave hit in 1994 with the death of Kurt Cobain and the second wave hit in 2002. Both days I can remember only the announcements, how they made me feel, and how I reacted. I cannot remember … Continue reading Story Time: The Day Seattle Died

Guest Posting for Blakeley: Book Formatting Tips

Author Rissa Blakeley invited me to post on her website. After debating what to do, going back and forth for a week, I settled on formatting tips for those that may need some advice. This is directed at authors that will be needing digital formatting tips and where you can find a more in-depth look … Continue reading Guest Posting for Blakeley: Book Formatting Tips