All this week, Written Words is publishing excerpts from books by fellow author-members of the Jet and Lei Crime Kindle worlds. Today, enjoy this taste of Christine Nolfi’s second Lei Crime and second Lei’s Magic novella, The Shell Seeker. By Christine Nolfi Lei Texeira pushed away her drink. “Let me get this straight,” she said from between her […]
If there ever was a writer who knew how to cross genres, it has to be Charity Parkerson. She has won awards for her paranormal fantasy Sinners series, especially The Danger with Sinners and hit the Amazon bestseller list with her military romances, sports romances and erotic stories.Her latest book, Sinners of Water & Fire, […]
Spring is coming to Ottawa — I can tell because the snow is getting dirty and the birds are starting to chirp (“Hey! We’re freezing out here!”) Photo by D. Gordon E. Robertson, licensed under Wikipedia Creative Commons. A change of season always inspires me to take on new projects, and to resolve to complete […]
What is writing style? How important is it to the reader, to the writer and to the writer’s success in reaching an audience? This week, I asked Martha Bourke, author of the Jaguar Sun series of “young adult” novels and fellow member of BestSelling Reads about the importance and impact of her writing style. How would […]
What if you could go back in time and correct your mistakes? Would you? What would the price be? In Velvet Rain, David C. Cassidy answers that question imaginatively, realistically and fearlessly. The answer, though, is difficult and terrifying. As a skilled writer, Cassidy brings the answer out through the story. He begins with fictitious […]