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Why Are You Struggling to Write, And What Can You Do?

Amy Wilhelm
Literary Lagniappe, on Writing
Writing doesn’t always come naturally. It can take time and often a considerable amount of effort. You need to be ready to face a few cases of writer’s block. There are a range of reasons why you might be strug... Read More...

The World Played Chess – Dugoni’s Beautiful Symbiosis of Writer and Reader

Amy Wilhelm
Reviews, The Author's Cut
Reading Robert Dugoni's The World Played Chess is akin to dabbing on a pleasing perfume. As it seeps into your skin and melds with you, you realize the synergy between scent and skin has created something extra... Read More...

A Novelist’s Cyber-Travel – Guest Post by Cai Emmons

Amy Wilhelm
Guest Writer, Literary Lagniappe
One of the rewarding aspects of novel-writing is the opportunity it affords to travel the world. Never has this been more true for me than when I was writing and researching Sinking Islands. The premise of the ... Read More...

The Space Between Loss and Healing – A Guest Post by Tracy Shawn

Amy Wilhelm
Literary Lagniappe, on Reading, on Writing
Floating Underwater was inspired by personal history and sheer imagination. Having suffered through two miscarriages myself, I wanted to write about how a character deals with that particular loss. I added the ... Read More...

The Author’s Cut with Matthew FitzSimmons

Amy Wilhelm
Literary Lagniappe, The Author's Cut
I What can I say? I absolutely adore Matthew's book Constance. His protagonist, Con, is a self-aware bad-ass who investigates her own disappearance using the body of her clone. Want to know more? Watch, and I ... Read More...

The Author’s Cut with Jeanette Escudero

Amy Wilhelm
The Author's Cut
If you missed this fun and insightful interview, you can watch it here. Want to learn more about The Apology Project before you watch? READ THE REVIEW ... Read More...

Charming, Authentic, and Powerful – The Apology Project by Jeanette Escudero

Amy Wilhelm
Reviews
Amelia Montgomery, a talented and notoriously tough attorney, has forged her career with a take-no-prisoners attitude, leaving a long trail of broken relationships in her wake. Her lack of compassion has left h... Read More...

Art and Words Collide: How Comic Books, Graphic Novels, and Other Sequential Art Has Changed the World

Amy Wilhelm
Literary Lagniappe
Comic books have played a major role in shaping the world as we know it. They were created to entertain, but comic creators had no idea that they would change the course of history. In many ways, comic books ar... Read More...

How Libraries Show Staff They Are Appreciated

Amy Wilhelm
Literary Lagniappe
In today’s cut-throat business environment, every company is looking for a way to stay ahead of the competition, libraries included. One of the key elements in being a cut above the rest is taking care of your ... Read More...

How Much Would You Sacrifice To Save the Planet?

Amy Wilhelm
Interviews, Reviews
Unthinkable lives up to its title when stay-at-home dad Nate Lovejoy is asked to commit murder to save the lives of millions, including his two young daughters. Like any sane person, he immediately disregards t... Read More...
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