Explore the rich culture of Viet Nam through 12 captivating short stories with English translations that bridge two languages

Blogging touches life on a much deeper level that anyone expected. The thrill of sharing creativity and meaninful responses with like-minded people around the world still captures the hearts of blo…

Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie Most of us know the Disney version of Peter Pan featuring Captain Hook, Mr Smee, Wendy, John, Michael, and the Lost Boys. Oh, and Tinkerbell, of course. I am not sure how m…

“I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library.”― Jorge Luis Borges Enjoy Liz’s creative expressions Wonderful New Review for The Weight of Snow and Regret! Story C…

Today’s featured book might be part of a middle grade series, but they also delight adults – I’ve read several. I’d love to be a fly on the wall at this author’s ficti…

I'm very excited to have a new story featured on Marsha Ingrao's "Story Chat Digest." If you get a chance, I'd love for you to stop by Marsha's place to add to the conversation.

Here are the books I read in September that I rated four or five stars. The Museum Murders: A Rascal Todd Mystery By Dan Antion Rascal the journalist is back with a new mystery. She is pulled into …

I’m thrilled to share that friend and fellow author, Jan Sikes, has a new Christmas book available to preorder. I picked up my copy and can’t wait to read it! Painting Christmas by Jan …

I'm thrilled to share this wonderful review of The Weight of Snow and Regret by Nigel Byng! I hope you will stop by his site to check out the review, as well as Nigel's excellent work.

Book Description Spice merchant Thomas Tallant returns from India to find his city in turmoil – desperately overcrowded, ravaged by crime and seething with sedition. A bitter struggle is brewing betwe...

Dive into A Helluva Holiday, the thrilling conclusion of the Stone and Steele trilogy filled with suspense and romance.

Explore the review of Shorte List by Scott Mehno and discover how it uniquely reimagines the legend of Santa Claus

At dVerse Bjorn is hosting Poetics with an invitation to write about pilgrimage, not necessarily religious, not necessarily long hikes, but rather to focus on the walk itself, why did we go, did an…

I Just Have to Share! My high school class reunion was held at the Lucas Williams Memorial Field in Bakersfield, Vermont. The field and the pavilion behind it were created by Rosalie Williams, in honor of her son who was killed in Kuwait during Operation Desert Fox in 1998: "The Lucas James Williams Memorial Youth Fund, LTD is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that exists to offer free outdoor programs and activities for youth, families, and community." …

Happy Fall! I’m excited to share that my new Christmas story comes out on November 1st, and it’s now available for preorder. When There’s Only a Christmas Wish BLURB Can a Christm…

A new novel reflecting the dystopian reality currently facing immigrants in the US. It follows the challenges faced by a mother and son trying to make their way to Canada to safety and freedom.

Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle with you today and I’m sharing my review of Alex Craigie’s new short story and poetry collect, Hopes, Fears, and Reality: Stories, Poems and Perso…

This workshop will explain the components of authorship in today’s fast-moving publishing landscape. We will discuss how to make informed decisions at each stage to ensure a smooth path to au…

Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. Today I’m reviewing the next in Patricia Furstenberg’s historical fiction series – The Wife of Kronstadt. Gertrud is the town physician’s w…

I will be mostly offline Friday and Saturday attending my high school class reunion in Vermont.

Note: I thought I'd already shared this review, but apparently I hadn't, and George Franklin has another collection coming out October 4! My Review I found George Franklin’s latest poetry collection, Remote Cities, to be rich with insight and discovery. The poems are intelligent, sophisticated in their craftsmanship, and well-informed by readings in history, philosophy, and the classics–yet at the same time, authentic, emotive, and down-to-earth, without a hint of artifice or pretense.

Destiny and Jace are blue‑collar nobodies with a strange weekend hunting for cryptids and conspiracies. They’re perfectly prepared for the wrong problem. Because when they accidentally uncove…