Let’s welcome Justin as he asks the questions I’ve been asking myself lately and I’m sure everyone has asked themselves at least once in their young lives. What’s your Quest? We are born and we will die—I make my living out of stating the obvious. Sometimes things are so blindingly obvious, they blind us. Or […]
It still baffles me that people assume you have to get your child vaccinated and just do it, without question. I had questions but really felt I was doing something wrong by asking too many or showing too much concern with not getting my son vaccinated against the many diseases we’re warned about. After giving […]
Kristin Alexander is the author of a graphic novel titled Nuncio and the Gypsy Girl and has a history of promoting others but now is taking part in telling you about herself and her works of art. Enjoy! 1. You had an interview with Newsarama NYCC in which you introduced us to the elusive spy […]
We all need them but do we have them? I don’t necessarily mean one set by your boss for a work project or anything related to you being paid. I mean good old fashioned time restraints set by ourselves for ourselves. Dictionary.com defines it as the time by which something must be finished or submitted; […]
I found it more difficult to get into this book than any of the other Spindler books I’ve read but it redeemed itself. Although I understand the devastation of what was and still is Hurricane Katrina, especially for those directly involved with it and can appreciate the closeness of Erica Spindler to this story, I […]
PROLOGUE I remember everything. “Bitch.” Jefferson Winton stared at the letter in his hand. Last month, he had announced his intention to run for mayor. Today, he got this letter. Kari Marchant. She’d tell everything if he ran. He’d heard her name mentioned over the years in various circles and had been surprised […]
I blogged about this before but it’s come to my attention again. It’s simply hard to trust anymore, to believe anything you read. Some trust Google with all of their information, as a source of wealth. Encyclopedias are a book of the past, the original e-book if you will, that was outdated before it went […]
Today I am hosting Laxmi Hariharan in celebration of her new release The Destiny of Shaitan. Check out the guest post below and make sure to enter the giveaway at the end of this post for a chance to win either a $15 Amazon Gift Card or Autographed Paperback of The Destiny of Shaitan. The […]
No matter the loneliness, the despair and the overwhelming sense of failure you sometimes feel, you have so much to be grateful for. So much to give back to the world and bounce back to. Realize that you’re reading this because of the freedom you have to do so, the opportunity I have to write […]
In Monday tradition I am introducing you to someone new and today is Sheryl Steines who has written The Day of First Sun book. This excerpt is from her soon-to-be-released book She Wolf. We did meet her in March as well but this is from her new book. Someone screamed; a terrified, naked shrill cry […]