MEMBERS REVIEW: Good as Gone by Amy Gentry
Good As Gone – A suspense novel by Amy Gentry. Wow – sounds like a “must read”!
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Books on the Subway – NYC
What better way to have a mobile library than to stock the New York City subway with books? Books on the Subway is a group that takes new books, usually…
Review of Lemongrass Hope by Amy Impellizzeri
Kate Sutton’s life is not how she always dreamed it would be. Yes, she has a husband and children – the picture-perfect family. At least on the outside. She works…
Rebuilding Classroom Libraries
Here is a wonderful article written by a middle school English teacher in Louisiana, asking for book donations to replenish what local schools lost in the flood. I’ve been…
This Much I Know Is True (About Writing Fiction. And Me.) by M.M. Fink
I didn’t always know these things. I discovered them like fossils. Some are elements of craft: I now know that every protagonist needs a secret that will eventually be discovered…
Using The 12 Stages of Physical Intimacy To Build Tension In Your Novel
For all you writers, this is a great article by Jenny Hansen, on how to build sexual tension in your stories.
Guest Post: What’s a Parade Without It?…
My talented writer-friend, Scott Wilbanks, has kindly allowed me to post his essay as a guest post on my blog. In the wake of the Orlando massacre, we need to…
Survey of Teachers: LGBTQ Bullying on Campus
I’m very interested in the results of this survey. If you are, or have recently been, a teacher of kids through grade 12, please consider taking the survey. Acceptance is…