A gripping, award-winning conspiracy thriller set in Italy, Vatican Daughter explores grief, secrecy, and power behind the walls of Vatican City, where buried truths and personal loss collide with devastating consequences.
Irene Wittig reflects on writing later in life, reader interpretation, and the quiet hope that every story finds the right reader at the right time.
Comparison can quietly pull you away from your own path. This piece explores how to recognize it, step back, and reconnect with your work at your own pace, in your own way.
The world will not pause for your fear. It will turn, with or without you. So rise, not to resist the change, but to grow with it. Before the world moves on, decide what in you is meant to endure.
What does it mean to be chosen by a reader? Sue Robertson Danells reflects on quiet impact, unexpected connections, and why being read matters more than being widely known.
Liv N Love writes with faith at the center of her calling. In A Born Lawman, a man risks everything to bring justice to a ruthless gang, a Western born from love, legacy, and devotion.
The Theology of Lust is not interested in comfort. Through the fractured inner world of Ricky “Pork Chop” White, Ralph Mercier Vince explores desire, masculinity, and obsession with dark humor and unsettling honesty — a literary descent that dares readers to look closer rather than look away.
Before pressing “publish,” writers face a quiet, intense moment: releasing words means exposing a piece of themselves, risking judgment or misunderstanding. It’s a small act with enormous weight, and without it, the work can never truly live.
Kayla smelled the alcohol before she saw her mother. Bottles lined the table, her mom collapsed on the couch, wedding photo clutched in hand. Every time her dad “worked late,” the house fell apart, and Kayla was left to hold the pieces.
”It's a bit like letting a lunatic out of an asylum…” Paul Symonloe reflects on releasing his novel, facing rejection, and why writers continue despite doubt.
It’s the final seconds of 1999, and the ball drops in Times Square. Nine babies are born worldwide at exactly 12:01 a.m., destined to bring harmony to a chaotic planet. Music, power, and fate converge in a mission to restore balance.
A tender novel about second chances, late-blooming courage, and love rediscovered after loss.
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Writing doesn’t require permission, but many of us still wait for it. This piece explores how letting go of internal gatekeepers can unlock creativity, allowing stories to emerge from instinct, curiosity, and the courage to simply begin.
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When Tunka did not wake, the air itself felt wrong. Menilmonea pressed her palm to the earth, listening. The mushrooms whispered back and what they said was not hope.
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When survival demands a choice, Memphis Monroe refuses to disappear. Holly May Cormier’s emotionally charged thriller explores resilience, generational trauma, and the courage to reclaim your voice.
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In indie publishing, “overnight success” is almost always years in the making. Behind every visible breakthrough lies quiet persistence, small readerships, steady craft, and the courage to keep showing up long before anyone is watching.
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After decades of juggling motherhood, ambition, and rejection, Kendra Pecci published her first novel at 54. Focus on Deception proves it’s never too late to choose risk and yourself.
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A woman caught between silence and sound, duty and desire. Chrysalis To Nightingale traces a fragile awakening as buried memories surface and transformation becomes unavoidable.
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Writing is the real reward, publication is just the bonus. In this final part, Joseph Cruey shares his personal reflections, key lessons from indie authors, and a powerful reminder: your story matters, even if success looks different than expected.
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A single impulsive choice upends a privileged life overnight. Stripped of everything, she’s forced onto an unexpected journey toward truth, reconnection, and a future she never planned, but might actually need.
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Indie authors J.E. Perry and Lee West share their real self-publishing journeys: from creative freedom to AI, algorithms, and criticism. Learn how they write, market, and stay true to their craft while navigating the challenges of indie publishing.
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Some love stories don’t end, they linger. In Aria Til Death, Wanda Diehl explores grief, obsession, and the pull of a past that won’t let go, as Aria rebuilds her life through music while something unresolved continues to follow her.
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Indie authors share their journeys, from publishing choices and writing routines to AI, cover art, and lessons learned. Hear A.K. Gilbert and Ansley Johnson on navigating the realities of self-publishing today.
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Self-publishing is full of roadblocks, hard work, and tough decisions. In Part 1, Joseph Cruey explores what it really takes to write, edit, and publish your own book, before hearing from other indie authors.