Why You Want a Cheerleader To Be There To Fight Aliens With You
Carrie Jones tells you why you would want a cheerleader to be there to fight aliens with you. Push aside the cheerleader stereotypes and enjoy!
Carrie Jones tells you why you would want a cheerleader to be there to fight aliens with you. Push aside the cheerleader stereotypes and enjoy!
Finding titles isn’t as easy as flipping through a dictionary and picking a random word. Paula Stokes describes how she comes up with titles that work.
Cora Carmack discusses how she excavated the world of Roar by thinking about the relics cultures leave behind.
A.J. Hartley, author of Firebrand, talks about how finding characters’ voices is the key to his writing.
Continuing our Fantasy Firsts program, we interviewed Cora Carmack about her brand new young adult debut, Roar.
Kathleen Baldwin, author of the Stranje House series, takes on the notion that feisty women can only be found in historical fiction – not history.
Welcome back to Fantasy Firsts. Today we’re featuring a post by A.J. Hartley, author of Steeplejack, on the thorny issue of how white people can write characters of color with respect.
Seeker author Veronica Rossi examines the relationship between writing and painting.
Welcome back to Fantasy Firsts. Today we’re featuring a guest post by Riders author Veronica Rossi on how you can build a better writing habit.
We caught up with Sheryl Scarborough to talk about forensics, writing challenges, and the inspiration behind To Catch A Killer.