Opal Before
by Anji Van Aken
In recent years, the literary world has undergone a noticeable shift. Where once mainstream publishing favored a narrow set of perspectives – predominantly white, Western, male, and middle class – there is now a deliberate and growing push toward diversity, inclusivity, and authenticity in storytelling. Writers from underrepresented backgrounds are gaining visibility, readers are demanding...
Distant Gardens
by William C Tracy
A Haunting at Hawthorn and other ghostly tales
by Gail Grant Park
Finding Opal
by Anji Van Aken
Hell Road: The Courier
by Tom Lash Kilo
The Body in Brú na Bóinne: And Other Ghostly Tales
by Gail Grant Park
The Seeds of Dissolution
by William C Tracy
We Are Shadows: An Irish Ghost Story
by Gail Grant Park
From Vinyl to Streaming: The History and Emergence of Audiobooks
Early Beginnings: Audiobooks as Accessibility ToolsThe origins of audiobooks can be traced to the 1930s, when the American Foundation for the Blind and the Library
Start Human, End Human: A Writer’s Guide to Ethical AI in Storytelling
Artificial intelligence is now a regular tool in the creative toolbox. From generating plot ideas to building interactive story branches, AI can save time and
Not Just Pretty: How Design Is Reviving Love for Physical Books
In an increasingly digital world, the resurgence of interest in physical books might seem surprising. Yet bookstores, online retailers, and social media feeds alike are
