Prose and nonfiction ecology studies are not exclusive for author Delia Owens. At heart she is a nature observer, and through this novel we get to enjoy the beautiful world around us.
Prose and nonfiction ecology studies are not exclusive for author Delia Owens. At heart she is a nature observer, and through this novel we get to enjoy the beautiful world around us.
Loving your home is natural for a traveler, because we know what makes a place special and worthy of sharing with others.
Shyanne Halalilo spent a year in Nairobi, Kenya, serving girls rescued from prostitution. When she returned to the US, her new job was to carry their stories with her.
“She looks exactly like the woman from last night.” Her body retreats from the room. Sitting behind a desk, piled with folders and documents, is a kind eyed man in glasses.
Just like Tuor’s grueling journey to find Gondolin, the hidden elven city of majesty, readers should plan for a challenging task to uncover the grandeur of J.R.R. Tolkien’s final words.
People, who we invite into our story, help us live well. They sharpen the contrasts and soften the heartaches.
Fantasy fiction can transport us away for an hour. The most memorable journeys are meeting fantasy authors, like Erin Casey, whose imaginations are a gift to us all.
A playful (fictional) poke at England’s top secret MI5 spy division.
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13 days done! How did it feel to live out your story for 13 days?
What could you learn from a writer today? Read more to find out!
Could you take your story to the big screen? Whitnee Armstrong has! She is here to tell us all about where she gets inspiration from and how to keep writing on the tough days.
Fathers and sons do not always get along. When they work together it can be magic!
Do you ever look around your workplace and wonder, how did I get here? Are you in need of a job upgrade? Here are three tips (plus a little bonus!) for ditching your less than amazing job today.
Storytelling is one of the key elements to healing from and preventing PTSD according to Lucille Zimmerman. Read Zimmerman’s guest interview to know more about the benefits of sharing your story.
“Oliver and Vienne had been walking late afternoons around the Foirail Gardens for many weeks when he began to inquire about her personal life. She was hesitant to share in the way one might be slow to bend an arm that has road rash on the skin. Too much strain can crack the surface exposing what is wounded beneath.”
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