Book Reviews

Review: Learning to Stutter by Sherm Davis

Praises for the BookThis is an extraordinary book. It’s the inside dope on stuttering. And if one person was born to tell the story, it’s David Sherman. And does he have a story to tell. The plot is consummate, the writing proficient, the pacing skillful, with a clarity of detail that renders it very realistic. After

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Author Interviews

Author Interview: Meglena Ivanova

Here is short information about the author, MEGLENA IVANOVA – Bulgarian author, blogger and essayist, based in New York, USA.What do you love the most about being a writer? I love being Writer because I love discovering new worlds and because I love finding out new things about people. Writing, for me, and I know for

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Book Recommendations

Book Recommendation: Crazy, Sexy, Deadly by Kisha Green

 Book DescriptionCrazy, Sexy and Deadly is a compilation of some of Kisha Green’s most popular short stories. Take a journey to a place of mental seduction, love, betrayal, deceit with the perfect splash of erotica to entice the reader’s palate. All women have a beast within but only with the right chemistry can one bring

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Author Interviews

Author Interview: David Clive Price

Interview with David Clive PriceInterview by Eric Weng from www.unexploredterritory.net Q. What really floats your boat? Why did you go to the Far East and why now publish all these books about Asia business cultures, along with novels and travelogues set in Asia? I have always been attracted by other cultures and what lies beyond. It’s like

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Author Spotlight

About Spotlight: Lawrence R. Deering

About the AuthorLawrence R. Deering spent more than 30 years as a healthcare executive. He was raised a Southern Baptist and often writes about the impact of organized religion on people’s lives. He is an avid audiophile with an extensive vinyl record collection. Many of his stories include references to the musicians and the music

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Author Spotlight

Author Spotlight: Cody Schlegel

About the AuthorI started screenwriting when I was eighteen years old. Right around the time I turned twenty-five, I hit the skids. I couldn’t come up with anything new, and I certainly couldn’t force it. Just to spark some juice in my brain, I decided to enroll in a couple courses in a small community

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