The journal
Notes from the writing desk
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Wren Cavanagh, on Alt Vegas: Nuclear Dreams
Read more: Wren Cavanagh, on Alt Vegas: Nuclear DreamsWren took some time away from the keyboard and chatted about her latest book, Alt Vegas: Nuclear Dreams Alt Vegas. What’s it about and…
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David Wellington on Revenant-X
Read more: David Wellington on Revenant-XDavid kindly took the time to answer our questions First and foremost, when is the next installment in the trilogy? Book Three, the final…
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Revenant-X
Read more: Revenant-XWe read Revenant-X and wholeheartedly recommend it. We read and loved the first book in the Red Space trilogy, so we were hankering for…
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The Missing: A Great Read to Discover, or Rediscover
Read more: The Missing: A Great Read to Discover, or RediscoverAre you looking for a creature/horror/pandemic novel? If so, this is the book for you! While looking for a book that would fill that…
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Just Three Times
Read more: Just Three TimesJames raced up the path to the top of Altamanha Falls. Dad said Merlin would find his way to the visitor center below or…
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Artists and Writers: Walk for Health and Creativity
Read more: Artists and Writers: Walk for Health and CreativityWriters who sit for too much of their working day can harm their health. Simple exercise and walking can help maintain a healthy body…
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Writing Tips You Can Ignore
Read more: Writing Tips You Can IgnoreNot all the writing tips you hear or read about are good for your writing. Editor and writer Stephanie Hoogstad gives you some advice…
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How to Strengthen Your Prose: Don’t Use Adverbs.
Read more: How to Strengthen Your Prose: Don’t Use Adverbs.If you want to give your prose a bloody nose, kneecap it and keep it from grabbing your reader’s attention and goodwill, use adverbs.But…
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THURSDAY NIGHT
Read more: THURSDAY NIGHTJenna Mckee downshifted her green ‘75 Beetle attempting to gain better control on the icy road. The rear slipped and, for an instant, fence…
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They Are following Us
Read more: They Are following UsFelix had solved the mystery, which would satisfy the legate’s orders. He knew the thief’s opportunity, means, and even had a witness. But, not…