We Are Shadows: An Irish Ghost Story
by Gail Grant Park
Begin. The kettle hisses. The light sneaks through the curtains like a shy character entering a scene. You reach for your notebook – or your laptop, your typewriter, your sticky notes on the fridge. It doesn’t matter. You’re here. This is the first act of your writing routine. Not the muse. Not the plot twist....
Exile
by Martin Owton
Duplicity of Power
by S. Lynn Helton
Taydem Brauwn and the Island of Terror
by P. J. Ashton
Elf Road
by Jacqui Hazell
DragonSin
by C.M. Surowiec Jr.
The Eternal’s Will
by P. J. Ashton
Universally Adored and Other One Dollar Stories
by Elizabeth Bruce
Understanding the Psychology of Your Readers & Why it Matters
Writers often devote countless hours to plotting intricate storylines, developing complex characters, and building immersive worlds. These are the pillars of good storytelling – but
A Fun History of Punctuation: How Symbols Shaped Writing
Punctuation marks are the silent heroes of the written word. They help clarify meaning, guide the reader through the text, and add rhythm to sentences.
From Slow Burn to High Stakes: Finding the Right Pace for Your Story
Pacing is one of the most critical yet overlooked aspects of storytelling. Too slow, and the reader may lose interest; too fast, and they may
