…people are gossiping, the police are getting suspicious, and Ellice, the company’s lone black attorney, is promoted to replace her boss. While the opportunity is a dream-come-true, Ellice just can’t…
…personal computers with plain text files, dedicated e-readers, interactive apps, PDF files, flash drives, etc. Thus, there is no way to compare results across studies (a meta-study) because of differences…
…Cleves may have had a hidden private life. And, recently, I’ve discovered that, in 1253, Henry III’s Queen, Eleanor of Provence, was the first to summon a representational Parliament, with…
…don’t have a “usual” routine, given that I have many different jobs—teaching online and in person, editing, coaching, speaking/presentations; writing time has to be flexible depending on the academic semester,…
…lodgings, food, walks, churches, bad weather, boat trips, anything close to what your characters experienced. Visit small, local museums where a curator might provide surprising insight. Take photos to comb…
…read and bring them to a broader audience. Learn more about Le French Book at lefrenchbook.com. Eric Giacometti, studied biochemistry and genetics in Toulouse, France, before going into journalism….
I almost fell into the trap recently. My protagonist, speaking of his brother, said, “That would be John going off half-cocked, Uncle, not me.” A nice evocative expression for someone…
…series is historical fiction, since all the characters, including Merlin, Nimuë, and Morgan la Fey, are flesh-and-blood beings, without any special powers, who might actually have lived in post-Roman Britain….
…Liggett, visit her website at kimliggett.com. You can also follow her on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Goodreads. Also, if you’re into YA Horror mixed with romance, check out her fabulous…
…and make all decisions myself regarding motifs, style, technique, colors and book format,” says Nyhus, who has written and illustrated children’s books for 20 years. With no time to lose,…
