I love the description used in this piece. Dee The rain arrived, late, after the heat of the day had bled out and the evening breeze had sunk in deep. The sun had not set, but it had abandoned its strength, filling the last hours of the day with cool light. The air had smoothed […]
via Flash Fiction: Kiss — Deidra Alexander’s Blog
I’ve written about this before–the difference between being an author and being published is vast. By published, I mean being engaged in the business part of writing. While it is, and remains, a thrill to hold a book I wrote in my hand, the business is fraught. Publishing trends, consolidation of publishing companies, e-books, making a […]
via Putting It Together — Live to Write – Write to Live
A couple of weeks ago, I did a post about how writers today are steering clear of references to modern technology. Well, Audrey Driscoll, a supremely thoughtful writer, thinker, and gardener from V…
Source: Fiction and technology — a guest post by Audrey Driscoll
#aromasauthors #juliamills @JuliaMills623 Book 4 in the Dragon Guard series. The books can be read as stand-alone stories, but it is advisable to read them in order to get the most enjoyment from the series. Kyra St. Croix is a strong, feisty, independent woman who is not afraid to speak her mind. An incredibly […]
Nathalie M.L. Römer - Independent Author 
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