Why I Even Read – The Benefits of Reading Books
As I continue to check off my Goodreads goals, and figure out which book to read next, I sometimes have to remind
The Inspiring Story of Sarah J. Maas: A Video Biography
A while back, we published an author biography about Sarah J. Maas. The biography covered her writing origins, creating Throne of Glass,
6 Ways Writers Can Use AI Ethically – Only You Can Tell Your Story
AI is here, and it’s taking the world by storm. OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard are two of the most advanced AI
A Spring Fling at Hotel Mayfair – New Book Release
British Author Elizabeth Holland has released a gripping new feel-good summer romance story, and it’s extremely juicy. In A Spring Fling at
The Cover for Crescent City House of Flame and Shadow is Stunning!
The official cover reveal for Crescent City House of Flame and Shadow is here! House of Flame and Shadow is the third
The Book Cart: An Unmissable Asset for Every Avid Reader
Let’s chat about a magnificent invention that every bibliophile should consider owning. The life-changing Library Book Cart. Yes, those cute, mobile, miniature
The Master List of Bookish Hashtags for BookTok, Bookstagram & Twitter
In today’s digital era, one of the best ways for book lovers, authors, and publishers to connect and share their passion for
T.M. Jefferson Pulls Back The Curtain in His Change The Game Memoir
T.M. Jefferson is an author I recently reached out to because I respected his indie-publishing hustle. We published an interview with T.M.
New Release: Mere Immortal (Free Serial Fiction)
Gary Swift has officially launched a new web novel/serial titled Mere Immortal. The serial format allows for new chapters of the story
Manorism by Yomi Sode – Expressing Difficult Subjects in Poems
As a black-British writer, I am speaking from the viewpoint of someone misunderstood. People see me on the street, on buses, and
