We are thrilled to announce that we have added author Vicky L. Holl to our roster! Come November, we will publish the first in her hetfic Sci-Fi Romance series, Hunted On Predator Planet. Read more about her here!
The mind has a heart of its own. Aurora’s life is perfectly mundane. She has a job she hates, an ex that ran her out of her hometown, and the highlight of her week is Monday breakfast with her best friend. That changes when Aurora starts dreaming of a woman who can’t remember her own…
Henry’s mother gave him up for adoption and although he’s been the most loved boy in the world, he always wondered why his birth mother gave him away. Elizabeth wanted a son, a little man to dote upon, but she always worried he would leave her one day, like the man she had intended to…
The world has become a little bleaker as we say goodbye to fantasy and science fiction author Ursula K. Le Guin. For many fantasy and science fiction authors, Le Guin was a founding mother of the genre. She was a progressive writer, one who defied conventions and paved ways for all generations of writers who…
Blue Monday is a name given to a day in January (typically the third Monday of the month) claimed to be the most depressing day of the year. The idea is considered pseudoscience, with its formula derided by scientists as nonsensical, but we like to be thorough in our support of authors, so here is…
There is always something to learn from experienced authors. Sometimes this advice can be found not in how they write, but what they write. Today, Kari Smith’s advice on how to be an explorer of the world.
“Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once.” — Shakespeare, Julius Caesar
Dialogue tags help identify the speaker in a dialogue, but they are often a source of distraction for the reader. If you’re wondering if, and when, you should be using dialogue tags, this is your guide!
Every budding author needs role models, and Neil Gaiman is one of the best out there. Not only does he have a very impressive body of work, he’s an approachable author with great advice for anyone new to the scene.
Eos is the rosy-fingered Goddess of the dawn. She and her siblings Helios (the Sun) and Selene (the Moon) are numbered amongst the second-generation Titan Gods within the Greek pantheon.
Henry’s mother gave him up for adoption and although he’s been the most loved boy in the world, he always wondered why his birth mother gave him away.
Elizabeth wanted a son, a little man to dote upon, but she always worried he would leave her one day, like the man she had intended to be his father.
Rachel had to give her son up for adoption, just like her mother gave her up when she was born, but she always wondered, what if…?
A chance encounter changes their lives forever and brings to light emotions all three have been trying to suppress. Can they all move on now their lives are entangled, especially when they’re all holding on to the secrets in their past?
Loving Henry is a novel about the search for identity and purpose, and an examination of the true meaning of family.
