
Improving with Age
Any writer worth his salt is going to improve the more he writes and the longer he writes. When I

Any writer worth his salt is going to improve the more he writes and the longer he writes. When I

This past Friday, August 2nd, was the one year commemoration of the passing of Caleb Pirtle III; who was to

Recently, I read Ron Collins’ informative and inspirational book, On Writing (and Reading) Short: A Science Fiction Writer’s Quest for

I make no bones about it: I’m a Joe Congel fan. I like reading stories and he writes good

I’ve put my entire catalog (save for one book) back into KDP Select. Why? Because I decided, at this point

Get great reads while they’re hot! Prime Day is today and I’ve lowered the price on virtually all of my

My introduction to the mystery genre came by way of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and his creation Sherlock Holmes. That

In his Autobiography, Trollope wrote that if he was to succeed at making money as a writer, he had to

It might seem to be an oxymoron to put slow burn and thriller together as a descriptor of a novel.
This month the Underground Authors bring you the newest book from the pen of April Coker: Just Dying to Glamp.
When asked where he got the ideas for his stories, Harlan Ellison said Schenectady. About as good an answer as
Harlan Ellison was known for his opinion that writers write. And he proved this time and again by writing at
CW Hawes is a storyteller who spins yarns in many different formats: novels, short stories, stage plays, screenplays, and poetry. He’s authored a bestselling novel and he’s won several awards with his poetry.