Finally another post! In between the long drives to and from the day job and the hubby’s long work days, it’s hard to sit down and write blogs sometimes about what I think is interesting to writers… C.A. Tibbitts, another good friend of mine, just recently jumped into the book writing pool as it were.
And now for another interview! Today we interviewed another very talented friend of mine about her latest book, an epic fantasy called, ‘Blood of the Chosen’. I’m so excited to read it! I hope everyone here will be too. 🙂 1. Tell us about yourself. I’m Kara Owl, I write fiction and non-fiction about things that I
Hey all! Welcome to the first of what I hope are many author interviews! Today we’re going to speak with Serenity Valle who has written a paranormal mystery book named Acquittal! Serenity began writing short stories when she was 7 years old. She illustrated these stories as well, even though now she admits she
As a librarian, I’m sure it’ll come as no shock that my favorite part of crafting a book is the research. So many might ask… how on earth does someone find research on an esoteric topic on something the Celts (especially the Gael culture). Many people might be surprised, but a lot of librarians love these
And what I’ll probably do again later… Okay all joking aside I figured I’d talk a bit about the publishing end of things now. InDesign is a great tool but it also requires learning and honestly now I’m pretty impressed that Chris sort of figured it out on his own. I may know the
`Now it’s my (Heather’s) time to take the baton and run. Hopefully the journey of the baton will continue and be an exciting endeavor for both the authors and the readers. I have gratefully accepted the baton from one of my favorite authors, Ruth Davis Hays. She writes the thrilling Translations from Jorthus series, which
Our giveaway winners are Melina Whitacre and Clay P. Congratulations! You get your choice of a book for our Morrigan’s Brood series! – Also we’ll have a trivia contest today for an ebook from the series on facebook. The contest will be on Triscelle Publishing’s Facebook page
I thought it might be amusing to speak a bit about writing and reading and generally how the two sometimes do not match. Chris and I write historical fantasy for the most part. However, oddly enough… most of the time we don’t gravitate towards reading historical fantasy for fun, which sort of strikes me as
Okay that’s not entirely true. I do have a library at home which is what once was a dining room, but seriously who uses a dining room. They are a waste of space that’s used maybe twice a year. Most people turn there’s into something else… like a sewing room with a dining room table
