Originally posted on Book Reviews by Pat Garcia:
? Once, Tales, Myths, and Legends of Faerie written by author Ronel Janse van Vuuren is a beautiful collection of short stories about Faerie Land. Van Vuureninvites you to enter the world of make-believe, where things are not as they seem; where animals and nature are portrayed to…
I think I might just be more excited than Alexis. 🙂 Publishing is full of challenges but I also know that it is more than worth it. This is only the beginning, definitely! Alexis Chateau In April 2017, I accepted a challenge from Anne J to rewrite the Cinderella story with my own twist. Not surprisingly,… Continue reading My Cinderella Murder Mystery Series Will Be Published In South Africa
Originally posted on Amitav Chowdhury:
Read, but don’t read anything that fancies your eyes; the narrative should appeal to your heart. Try to think beyond the conventional. It is the writer’s ability to imagine a story that will reflect all the dimensions of life. Writing must be brave; do not conform to the usual storytelling…
Originally posted on REIMAGININGS Books:
A guest post by one of the Cinderella Reimagined authors, Sascha Darlington. If you love music, you may be into cover tunes, like I am. For me, to hear a song I love given a fresh treatment, a different sound, is like hearing the song anew. You don’t get that…
Originally posted on The Little Mermaid:
Dear Alexandria, As you reach your tender sixteen, there are a couple of things I would like to share with you. I want to start by telling you, my beloved daughter, that I love you endlessly. I fell in love with you when I heard your heartbeat for the…
An excellent resource for writers. Ronel: “I devised a challenge for authors consisting of 20 tasks which guides writers to create a great author platform. Each task gives tips and advice on how to best complete the challenge.”
Excerpt from Theresa’s blog post: I was inspired this week by an interview with visual artist Maira Kalman, who said in part: . . . People are leading very particular and very complex lives, and. . . every human being is a human being. People who you think you might have absolutely nothing in common…… Continue reading Daily life
Originally posted on Writer to Writer:
This post was written by Stephen A. Roddewig. We writers are a strange bunch. Many of us are raised in a culture that lauds competition and exceptionalism. Indeed, the sheerer the slope, the more exceptional you must be to climb it, yet we confront a space as contested and conflicted…
Originally posted on Travel | Golf | Food:
Okay, it really isn’t mine but it is part of my heritage. I don’t even think I have truly and properly experienced the whole walled city – ever! I will correct this shortcoming next time I go ‘home’. (It’s really not home anymore but it’s where I’m originally from.…
Originally posted on A millennial's musings:
Happy May Day all. Here are a few reasons to love May: It’s actually warm and the days are long The first of May is a day of celebration – no matter the reason, everyone finds something to celebrate on 1st May. I wonder if we could extrapolate…
Crossroads and Conquests 