About the Book Meet Didier Rain – that antihero with noble aspirations, that poet with the fickle pen, that eager paramour ever in search of someone to love. In this adventure-laden novelette, we glimpse the rogue as he was in those days prior to his now famous exploits in DELIVERING VIRTUE and FORTUNA AND THE SCAPEGRACE (due out summer 2018). Prepare yourself to be amazed at Rain’s cleverness, daring, and near-to-honorable acts of madcap heroism as he lends a helping hand to a friend. For what … [Read more...]
Permafree eBook: Sideshow by Brian Kindall
Meet Didier Rain – that antihero with noble aspirations, that poet with the fickle pen, that eager paramour ever in search of someone to love. In this adventure-laden novelette, we glimpse the rogue as he was in those days prior to his now famous exploits in DELIVERING VIRTUE and FORTUNA AND THE SCAPEGRACE (due out summer 2018). Prepare yourself to be amazed at Rain’s cleverness, daring, and near-to-honorable acts of madcap heroism as he lends a helping hand to a friend. For what self-respecting … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Cecelia Hopkins-Drewer
About Cecelia Hopkins-Drewer: Cecelia Hopkins-Drewer is the pen name used by Australian poet, author and researcher, Cecelia Hopkins. (A.K.A. Cecelia Drewer). Cecelia was born in 1967 in Adelaide, South Australia. Cecelia remembers the struggle to learn to read at primary school and this motivates her work in remedial literacy. Reading was a slow process until one birthday; she sat down with her gift, a mystery story. The tale was so exciting, Cecelia finished it in one session and she was … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – kay gardner
About kay gardner: Kay Gardner is a poet all the time, sometimes to the dismay of those around her who will become the object of the vacant stare of a poem clamoring to be written. She has an ongoing poetry series at Channillo and is working on an illustrated poetry collection, as well as continuing to write haiku and micropoetry. She's in love with words, her cats, really good coffee, and is a sucker for a well-crafted line. She's also a bit of a grammar nazi, which serves her … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Cendrine Marrouat
About Cendrine Marrouat: My name is Cendrine Marrouat and I am a Frenchy living in Winnipeg, Canada, with three adorable pets. I am a photographer who specializes in black & white, nature, and closeup images. My other occupations include social media blogging and coaching, and French instruction. I have self-published 10 books, recorded a spoken word CD, and written two plays. For a while, I also was a journalist and art critic. (Yes, I am a busy bee. ;-) ) What inspires you to … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Colonel Mustard
About Colonel Mustard: Greetings Fellow Word Smiths and Travelers, I am completely invested into this moment and this interview. I am looking at it as the destination that has taken me a lifetime to reach, an achievement accomplished, a reason to believe. Now, before I start, I pause in whole wonder and awe struck contemplation and gratitude, and say thank you for this opportunity. I feel I am obligated to give back what was so freely taken. I owe this world some explanation and … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Debra Shiveley Welch
About Debra Shiveley Welch: Award winning author Debra Shiveley Welch was born in Columbus, Ohio USA and has lived in the Greater Columbus area all of her life. She now resides in Westerville, Ohio with her husband Mark and son Christopher, also a published author. Debra uses Columbus and Westerville in most of her books, drawing from her experiences and incorporating them into her stories. The winner of multiple awards, Debra is the author of eight books: Circle of Time, Swinging Bridge, … [Read more...]
I.V. poems by Lucy J. Madison
"These are intimate and fascinating poems that probe the mystery of relationship, often while exploring those spaces where one thing meets the edge of another: black night yielding to dawn, or ocean surf pounding against a sandy beach. Her facility for metaphor and personification brings words alive in new and often surprising ways." - Barry Harris, Editor Tipton Poetry Journal "I admit, I did not just read these poems; I devoured them, a starving woman at the table of plenty. I … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Ishita Dixit
About Ishita Dixit: Ishita is a laid-back girl who rarely stresses over stuff. She takes each day as it comes and radiates happiness. She believes in simple living and high thinking. She is very easy to approach and loves to meet new people. What inspires you to write? Whenever there's a burst of any particular emotion or emotions, I immediately sit down to write and the flow is amazing. Sometimes out of nowhere, a title will pop up in my head and try to see if I can justify it by writing … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Say Not "What If" by Andrew Friedman
Genre: Poetry, Fiction, Crime A dying man craves the time he has lost. Written as a long rhyming poem, Say Not “What If” recounts his journey and the consequences of the choices he makes in a desperate desire to stay alive. Exceptionally easy to read and understand, many readers have praised the power and thought provoking nature of this unique story. What would you do for more time? “This was a lyrical masterpiece! Very deep with an important life lesson woven in. Excellent from start to … [Read more...]
Say Not “What If” by Andrew Friedman
Say Not "What If" by Andrew Friedman A dying man craves the time he has lost. Written as a long rhyming poem, Say Not “What If” recounts his journey and the consequences of the choices he makes in a desperate desire to stay alive. Exceptionally easy to read and understand, many readers have praised the power and thought provoking nature of this unique story. What would you do for more time? “This was a lyrical masterpiece! Very deep with an important life lesson woven in. Excellent from … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Safiya Reynolds
About Safiya Reynolds: I have a lot of brothers and sisters (and heart-brothers & sisters) - that's the most important thing anyone can know about me. I call my siblings "my A game" - they are the very best parts of who I am. If you ever meet them, everything about me that seems completely random - my zest for learning languages (I'm working on ASL, Spanish, Italian and Scottish Gaelic right now), my inability to settle on what I want to be when I grow up (I've been a teacher for 8 years … [Read more...]
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