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Review: Learn To Love Me – Sinead MacDughlas

Tweet For as long as she can remember, Emily O’Shea has been running from a past she doesn’t want to remember. She’s now married to a man she loves dearly, despite their occasional arguments, and she has a job she […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

Guest Post + Giveaway: Bookmark Blues By Sinead MacDughlas

Tweet People make mistakes all the time. Sometimes we ignore them, and sometimes we don’t. It often depends on the size of the mistake, and the vocation of the person making it. Seldom is a writing error by an author […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

Read An Excerpt From There’s Just Something About You

Tweet Scooping up the mail scattered across the floor, Natalea Williams scanned the envelopes with disinterest. She flipped through each one, rolling her eyes as bill after bill from various creditors caught her eye. None of them were worth her […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

Guest Post: Red River Gazette By L. J. Garland & Debbie Gould

Tweet Serial Killer in Red River?? By Dave Digger With the rash of recent murders in Red River this reporter has to wonder if maybe we don’t have a Serial Killer in our fine town. While the police have […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

Cover Reveal: Memories Of You

Tweet Good afternoon, lovelies. I unveiled the cover earlier today via my Facebook page, but I wanted to take a moment and post it up here for those of you that didn’t get a chance to see it. Below is […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

Review: Riser – Becca C. Smith

Tweet From the moment she could walk and understand the world around her, Chelsan Derée has known she was different from those around her. She’s a necromancer who can bring back the dead within a four mile radius. The black […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

Review: Fathoms of Forgiveness – Nadia Scrieva

Tweet For the past two hundred years, Visola Ramaris has dealt with her husband’s betrayal. Convinced of her supposed infidelity, he’s done everything in his power to torment her and the citizens of Adlivun. She’s done her best to ignore […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

Guest Post: What Is The Best Point Of View? By M. C. V. Egan

Tweet As writers we have choices in the narrative point of view. This perspective, this window we give our readers and decide how they see the story and how much they get to know. In several writing workshops I attended […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

Review: Drowning Mermaids – Nadia Scrieva

Tweet The threat of impending wars looms in the distance, something Aazuria Vellamo, Princess of Adlivun, does her best to try and avoid. Unfortunately, that’s easier said than done. After years of oppression, she has finally gained freedom for both […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

Poem: Red

Tweet (A random, morbid muse.) Red Those drops of red are my legacy. I left my stamp across this world. No one knows the paths I tread, but I dare you to follow that scarlet line. Delve into the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...