Research: Vital for Both Nonfiction and Fiction

One of my writing pals and I joke about our research. Her summer reading pile is stacked around the television on her credenza. She has books on angels and demons, bigfoot, black-eyed children, Ouija boards, sleep paralysis, cannibalism, Gobekli Tepe, Akan funeral dirges, witchcraft in Ghana, fairies, and poltergeists. Next to her, I look like … Continue reading Research: Vital for Both Nonfiction and Fiction →