February 20, 2022
Gluten and Dyslexia – Frankie Jo Blooding’s story on how she kicked gluten to the curb and regained her abilty to read.
Gluten and Dyslexia – Frankie Jo Blooding’s story on how she kicked gluten to the curb and regained her abilty to read.
I always wished I got this question a lot, but… I don’t. Why not? I write books about witches and I am one myself. But… I don’t look like one. Paige doesn’t act like one. People get these preconceived notions of what a witch should look like and… well, that’s not me. I do spells……
So, first, let me just tell you the backstory of the “hurricane.” When Shane and I first started dating, I was writing Whispers of the Skyborne, and he was writing what is now going to be Book 3 of his political thriller series. In his eyes, at the time, I was this super cool author…
By Super Shane Wolfram Writing books is hard. It gets even harder when you add more complications to the situation. You know, things like world catastrophe in a real-world setting. As we’re writing these books, Frankie keeps looking at me and going, “Did you research that? Is that real?” How am I supposed to know…
I’ve been writing Paige Whiskey and the Whiskey Witches for ten years now. She was a character I created right after some supremely hard losses in my life, and people either really like her or they don’t relate to her at all. I remember Mandie Stevens asking me if I was going to ever end…
Alivia flew up here last week to recharge. Our batteries were drained and we needed time to just sit down and… maybe do absolutely nothing, thinking we’d at least write something. We didn’t write a single thing and it was glorious. Writing and being authors is something we super-love, but sometimes it really feels like…
Using Science To World-Build We’ve known for a long time that science fiction will sometimes influence science and that science will sometimes influence science fiction. Sci-fi authors typically love-love-love science, which is one of the major draws to the genre. Readers typically do, too. But some of us aren’t quite as brainiac about it as…
We work super hard. At the end of the day, for whatever reason, our brain fuel is spent. Our energy tanks are empty. And the only thing we can do is watch TV. Reading takes brain cells. Or, at least, it feels that way. It’s not as easy as watching TV. However, here are seven reasons why…
