Book Review “By all means, read and listen to others, but always remember to check-in with yourself, to see whether what you read or hear truly resonates and feels right to you.” I have to say, all of the concepts … Continued
Happy National Coming Out Day This morning, I was inspired reading through the #NationalComingOutDay posts on Twitter with so many great stories and messages. I came to terms with who I am a long time ago, but I’ve never voiced … Continued
Saving Grace is sporting a shiny new 5-Star Review Seal from Readers’ Favorite. Saving Grace: A Taylor Sinclair Novel by Wendy Hewlett is an engrossing sleuth novel with a well-developed protagonist. When Taylor Sinclair learns that Ralph Morse has escaped … Continued
Author Interview With Wendy Hewlett by Itsy Bitsy Book Bits How Did You Get Into Writing? I used to write when I was young and, at the advice of my high school English teacher, I went to college for Journalism. … Continued
If you’re not up to date on the #CopyPasteCris, I highly suggest you read Nora Roberts’ post – Plagiarism, Then and Now. Essentially, there’s a bevy of scammers and plagiarizers out there copying and pasting the work, in whole or … Continued
I thought I’d posted this one already, but apparently not. This short story was my final assignment (Editing and Revision) in my Creative Writing course. We had to submit our first draft and the final revision. Here’s what my instructor … Continued
I am participating in the NYC Midnight Short Story Challenge 2018. At the start time for the First Round of the Challenge, we were given a genre, subject, and character for a 2500 word short story with 8 days to … Continued
Hi everyone! Today I have a special post as part of the Writers Persevere event that authors Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi are running for the next few days to celebrate their newest book, The Emotional Wound Thesaurus: A Writer’s … Continued
