Catherine Bennett's Blog, page 24

Welcome Author, Ariella Moon with her newest book release “Spell For Sophia”

Sophia Perez-Hidalgo’s survival depends upon her mastering magic and the supernatural before her lawless parents and their vengeful boss catch up to her

My New Book Release, “Devon’s Choice”

“Faith, love and a cup of coffee can change everything.” Life holds no surprises for Devon Murphy. Her life consists of keeping tabs on her aging Irish father, working part time at a coffee shop, and building her online graphics design business. Devon’s only

Welcome Author, Lindsay Downs with his newest book release, “La Contessa and The Marquis”

When Bianca Maria Ledford Goretti, La Contessa de Massa, flees back to her homeland and the safety of her godmother, The Duchess of Gorham, little does she realize who’s

Writing Tips from Famous Authors and Me

Writing will become a chore if you don’t enjoy your subject. "I just write what I wanted to write. I write what amuses me. It's totally for myself." ~ J.K. Rowling

Three Key Elements of Writing

Three of the most important elements of what you want to accomplish as a writer can be summed up from what I learned in high school English class: Look, Hook and Took. You want to begin your book with a compelling reason for your reader to “look” at

Welcome Author, Mya O’Malley with her newest book release “If You Believe”

Sometimes love only comes once in a lifetime. For some lucky people, it is possible to love again. Melody and Jack had shared an unforgettable love story that abruptly

Welcome Author, E.A. West with her newest book release “Running from Christmas”

Some things can’t be left behind… Army veteran Alessandra Castillo just wants to be left alone. Life has been tough since her deployment in Afghanistan, and the holiday

From My Bookshelf – J.R.R. Tolkien

I first read “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings” when I was in junior high school and loved the books enough to re-read them many times. I’ve seen each movie many times and will be sad when the credits run at the end of the final Hobbit movie.

Free Yourself of Writer’s Block

According to Wikipedia, the definition of Writer’s block is as follows: “Writer’s Block is a condition, primarily associated with writing as a profession, in which an author loses the ability to produce new work. The condition varies widely in intensity.

How I Became A Published Author – Or The Long Road Through Writer’s Purgatory

First of all let me say that when I started down the road of becoming an author, I didn’t have any connections to anyone in the writing business.