on Creativity – Book Club Babble

Not everyone understands why some write their memoirs. They dismiss it as narcissistic vanity. Why write something so personal they ask? Who cares? Stories are my passion, so I am biased that writing memoir,... Read More...

Author Spotlight – Delilah Dawson

Tabitha Lord

Interviews, on Books, on Creativity, on Publishing, on Writing

Delilah Dawson first caught my attention when she wrote a short story for the Star Wars franchise titled Star Wars: The Perfect Weapon. When I looked into her other work, I learned she had an impressive resume ... Read More...

Handle With Care: Writer Inside

Tabitha Lord

Literary Lagniappe, on Creativity, on Writing

Something unusual has happened to me since I started writing. I find myself feeling rather vulnerable, and with some regularity. I had a different career before this - one where I was confident in my abilities ... Read More...

The Muses Always Win

Amy M. Hawes

Literary Lagniappe, on Creativity

I’m not sure what a modern-day muse looks like compared to those who whispered in Homer’s ear, but I do know their hours of operation. The ones who nudge my work along with a new plot development, or even a new... Read More...

Everyday Storytelling

Amy M. Hawes

on Creativity

The mind is a funny thing. More funny, strange than funny, ha ha. Although, it can make you laugh (hopefully at yourself). And it can trick you. Oh, man, can it trick you. But guess what? You can trick it right... Read More...

Unearthing The Lion Trees' Roots, an interview with Owen Thomas

Author Spotlight: Nathaniel Philbrick

What Would You Write To Your Grown Child? Kirsten Wreggitt discusses her latest book Before I Let You Go: Stories for My Grown Son with Book Club Babble.

(Sky)Dive into Freefall Summer, Tracy Barrett’s New YA Set at a Jump Zone

Expanding Creative Horizons – The Appeal of Anthologies

Accept Warner Loughlin’s Invitation to Embrace the Acting Revolution!

The Author’s Cut with Susan Henderson

Unearthing The Lion Trees' Roots, an interview with Owen Thomas

What Would You Write To Your Grown Child? Kirsten Wreggitt discusses her latest book Before I Let You Go: Stories for My Grown Son with Book Club Babble.

What I’m Reading this Summer: A Trilogy about Russian Spies

The Gaia Effect, a peek inside a not-so-far-off dystopian future

All the Ever Afters: A Powerful Rendition of the Stepmother’s Side of the Cinderella Story

“Oh No They Didn’t”: Amerilexicophobia

Is the Key to Being Resilient, Keeping Hope Realistic? An Interview with Memoirist, Rebecca Faye Smith Galli

Who Will Win on Oscars Night? Hidden Figures Gets Our Vote

Up for a Russia Spy Thriller Not on the Nightly News? Try Red Sparrow

Does the movie version of The Glass Castle hold up?

Is Everything, Everything Worth Watching?

Looking for an Adult Adventure Movie? Try The Lost City of Z

Lauren Oliver’s YA hit, Before I Fall, Hits the Silver Screen. Is it Worth Watching?

Fences: From Playwright to Screenplay

Why Read? My Top Eight Reasons

What is 2000 Libros?

Crossing Over by S.B. Alexander – Defining the New Adult Genre

The Hope and Anchor: Author Interview/Book Review of Julia Kite’s Debut Novel

Is Memoir Vanity or An Act of Love? By Susan G. Weidener

Author Spotlight – Delilah Dawson

Handle With Care: Writer Inside

The Muses Always Win

Everyday Storytelling

Author Spotlight: Nathaniel Philbrick

What is 2000 Libros?

What Would You Write To Your Grown Child? Kirsten Wreggitt discusses her latest book Before I Let You Go: Stories for My Grown Son with Book Club Babble.

Book Club Questions for Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine by Gail Honeyman

Looking At What is to be Seen: A Review of Dana Spiotta’s Innocents and Others

Two Families, One Secret: An Interview With Lynda Cohen Loigman

Unearthing The Lion Trees’ Roots, an interview with Owen Thomas

Come Aboard the Starship Horizon: An Interview with Tabitha Lord