Highway Robbery

Highway robbery isn’t what it used to be When your Highwayman –  is a she She has some style – and she has some grace And she rides like a fury – our horses outpaced   The mail and some bullion – From the driver she received And then of my purse and my […]

Highway Robbery

Fallen by Rose J. Fairchild

A little #tinytale/ micro fiction I cooked up this morning. What good is a star without her light? Elara wondered with the lantern’s glow pulsing softly beside her. Her fall had been fast and hard. A glance earthward had shown her the most beautiful darkness she had ever seen. Eyes of liquid midnight and a […]

Fallen by Rose J. Fairchild

Entropy & Hysterical Chuckles (Humor | Return from Summer) 👍

Peregrine Arc: An Author's Scratchwork's avatarA.R. Clayton

Our fridge broke the other week. I, being the ever so stubborn persistent person that I am, researched on YouTube and Google and did all the “common issue” maintenance I safely could, Han Solo. I thought I fixed it, but alas. Our purchased thermometers confirmed: the temperature did not stay consistent in neither the freezer nor the fridge areas. Food poisoning was lurking out in our hallway, robed in her purple velvet cloak, snickering and smirking while smelling of rancid milk. I threw an aluminum air freshener can at her.

Out, we threw all our perishable food items away. Out went my beloved hummus, Tamari, pickles and the beautiful gift of Mexico: salsa. Oh, my wounded fajita.

I kicked Food Poisoning outside into a rose bush. She’s still out there, glowering and sulking, darting me nasty looks and stale crackers with old sardines.

And stay out!!!” I thundered…

View original post 436 more words

If they can…

When his lips barely moved and her silence said it all, When the glances were shared, but her veil made him fall… When the stories were merely for sleeping and daydreaming was at prime, When the moments weren’t usually captured in photographs, but in the sands of time… Those were the days of gaiety and […]

If they can…

Authors!

In the last week or so we have received quite a few author spotlight requests. Normally I would try to do them as soon as I get them, but it is too many at once. So I am going to start scheduling them on Thursday. Please check here and take a serious look at the authors we have to showcase.

8/09/2020

Michael's avatarA Haiku a Day

Her kiss was magic
He felt his whole world expand
He still wanted flies

View original post

Soul Heart Readers – Street Team

allyaldridge's avatarAuthor Ally Aldridge

Launching my book feels so bizarre. On one hand it’s moving too quickly. On the other hand it feels like it’s not happening fast enough.

Release Date?

I don’t have a release date yet. I’m not setting one until I’m certain; no pressure to rush. I’ve waited a long time for this and I’m going to get it right.

As a member of my street team you’ll be the first to know everything!

Hang on… What’s a Street Team?

You’ll be my first fans and get to help out with supporting my book launch. Here are a few of the activities you’ll be invited to take part in, no pressure…

Announcements

I’d love you to be involved in sharing my book announcements like:

  • cover reveal
  • the release date
  • when pre-orders open & where to buy
  • giveaway posts (you can enter too).
  • online book tour
  • details about my launch party

Online…

View original post 515 more words

Writing Shorter Tales

So during lockdown I have been working as usual but also thinking about new writing projects. I’ve decided to go back to my roots and start writing shorts again. Short stories are always creeping up on me when I least expect them and lately I have been excited by the short stories of such writers […]

Writing Shorter Tales

WHAT MAKES A JEWISH BOOK JEWISH?

Rabbi Ilene Schneider's avatarrabbi.author

I’m happy to announce my essay for a symposium on Jewish writing has been published in the summer issue of the RRA Connection, the newsletter of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association.

Am I a Jewish writer? Are my books Jewish books?

And what determines a Jewish book anyway?

I am a rabbi. My protagonist is a rabbi. My Rabbi Aviva Cohen mysteries are Chanukah Guilt, Unleavened Dead, and Yom Killer. My work-in-progress is Killah Megillah. One of my nonfiction books is Talking Dirty — in Yiddish?

When I first was trying to find an agent for Chanukah Guilt, an interested agent, Jewish, told me I had to change the title, that no one outside of the two coasts would get the pun. A friend of mine, then an aspiring novelist, was advised by another agent to make her novels “less Jewish,” to take out the Yiddish words and make the characters…

View original post 413 more words

An update!

Hey guys and guyettes, I FINISHED rewriting Nwa Pante Rising! Woot! I’m editing for grammar issues and I have some beta readers looking things over. If anyone here would like a copy to preview and help with any errors… Let me know! I also have found a job! Thankfully! It’s in a small office and […]

An update!

Powered by WordPress.com.

Up ↑