Book Review
Bard, Blade, and the Prince of Purse
This is an eclectic anthology of the macabre, the surreal, witchcraft and just plain magic short stories. The characters range from schoolboys and housewives to practiced, Merlin type magicians. The characters in each story practice...
Book Review
Free Your Captive Fiction Writer
The first commandment of writing good fiction is “show, don’t tell.” This means bringing characters to life by showing the reader their emotions and actions rather than just telling about them. Goldstrom, the owner/editor of...
Book Review
Character-Centered Living in a Character-Starved World
A stimulating discussion of personal values versus what people deem valuable is the overall premise of this book. What people honestly value versus what they should value is a thought provoking dilemma. The author makes the point with...
Book Review
Windchance
Compo’s prolific, yet easily accessible writing style offers an exciting, swashbuckling epic reminiscent of the timeless tales of Robin Hood. Her story is peopled with good-guy pirates, bad-guy land barons, a society of women...
Book Review
Succeed Without Burnout
Burnout. Depression. Stress. Workaholic Syndrome. All of these twentieth century anomalies assault today’s modern society. Kubassek discusses his own descent into burnout and depression to give the reader a look at what the causes are,...
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