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In this interview, author Alexandra Bell discusses combining science fiction and history with her new novel, The White Octopus Hotel.| Writer's Digest
J.T. Greathouse is the BFA nominated author of the PACT & PATTERN trilogy: THE HAND OF THE SUN KING, THE GARDEN OF EMPIRE, and THE PATTERN OF THE WORLD (forthcoming August, 2023). In addition to writing, he has been a student in Beijing, an ESL instructor in Taipei, a bookseller, and a high school English teacher. His short fiction has appeared, often as Jeremy A. TeGrotenhuis, in Beneath Ceaseless Skies, PodCastle, IGMS, and elsewhere. The Tower of the Tyrant is due for publication on 6th...| Fantasy-Hive
In this interview, bestselling author Catherine Newman discusses returning to a familiar fictional family in her new novel, Wreck. The post Catherine Newman: Do Not Discount the Power of Momentum appeared first on Writer's Digest.| Writer's Digest
In this interview, author Alexandra Bell discusses combining science fiction and history with her new novel, The White Octopus Hotel.| Writer's Digest
In this interview, author Karen Walrond discusses the joy at the center of hew new book, In Defense of Dabbling.| Writer's Digest
What fuels powerful writing? Passion, experience, and purpose. At HEP, our authors bring all three to the page, and beyond.| Harvard Education Press
To celebrate the release of his epic fantasy THE LAST VIGILANT, Mark A. Latham joins our Nils for an interview: "Top of the list was “Miss Marple and Richard Sharpe go on adventures in Westeros”, and that [rather glib] one-liner stayed at the top of my mood board for quite some time."| Fantasy-Hive
At the heart of every bold idea is a changemaker. At Harvard Education Press, we’re proud to publish authors whose research challenges systems, amplifies equity, and creates space for transformative... READ MORE The post Author Spotlight: Richard O. Welsh appeared first on Harvard Education Press.| Harvard Education Press
Behind every great book is a great mind. At Harvard Education Press, our authors don’t just write about education—they live it. They lead schools, shape policy, inspire teachers, and reimagine... READ MORE The post Author Spotlight: Elizabeth A. City appeared first on Harvard Education Press.| Harvard Education Press
What are the components of writing a story that wins the Writers of the Future? Joel Scoberg breaks down his writing process in creating a winning story. The post “It’s alive! It’s alive!” Taking the Spark of an Idea to Bring to Life a Writers of the Future Winning Story appeared first on Writers & Illustrators of the Future.| Writers & Illustrators of the Future
In this interview, author Daphne Fama discusses writing a love letter to Filipino history with her debut horror novel, House of Monstrous Women.| Writer's Digest
Author Catherine Dang discusses the shocking true story that helped inspire her new coming-of-age horror novel, What Hunger.| Writer's Digest
In this interview, author Emma Hamm discusses the differences in indie and traditional publishing, using books as an escape, and more.| Writer's Digest
In this interview, author Mariah Rigg discusses breaking writing rules in her debut short story collection, Extinction Capital of the World.| Writer's Digest
Gibson Fay-LeBlanc’s first collection of poems, Death of a Ventriloquist won the Vassar Miller Prize, and his second, Deke Dangle Dive, was published by CavanKerry Press in 2021. His poems have appeared recently in magazines including Narrative Magazine, Pleiades, Poetry Northwest, and Orion. He currently serves as Executive Director of the Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance.| decembermag.org
A. J. Bermudez is an award-winning author and filmmaker based in Los Angeles and New York. She's "attracted to stories in which extremely intelligent characters are thrown into subservience, stories that track an arc from non-agency to agency. And the most interesting stories to me are both literal and figurative."|
Bob Hicok is the author of Water Look Away (Copper Canyon Press, 2023). He has received a Guggenheim, two NEA Fellowships, the Bobbitt Prize from the Library of Congress, nine Pushcart Prizes, and was twice a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award. His poems have appeared in nine volumes of the Best American Poetry.| decembermag.org
