| Mon, 16 Mar 2020 10:00:35 +0000 Guest Post Feature Michael J. Allen Guns of Underhill: Seeking the Edges by Michael J. Allen The old gods are liars. Fairies doubly so. When I embarked on the journey of developing what later became the Guns of Underhill series, it started with a single question: What if the Greek, Roman, Norse, Egyptian and assorted gods of […] |
| Sat, 01 Feb 2020 11:00:14 +0000 Guest Post Featuring Jane Singer The Freak Who Became A Spy by Jane Singer When Maddie Bradford, the teenage spy in Alias Dragonfly by Jane Singer fell out of a tree when she was five years old and hit her head on a rock, her spells, as she called them, started. Today, we’d label what happened to her a traumatic […] |
| Fri, 01 Nov 2019 10:00:32 +0000 Guest Post Featuring Katherine Scott Crawford What Would Quinn Do? by Katherine Scott Crawford Every Autumn, when the mountains around my Western North Carolina town flame with color and the humidity lifts, leaving a sky so crystalline blue it hurts your eyes to look at it, I think of Quinn. Quinn (or Quincy) McFadden is the heroine of my first historical […] |
| Mon, 16 Sep 2019 15:58:35 +0000 Guest Post Featuring Kathleen Eagle Kathleen Eagle’s Love Affair With Basketball By Kathleen Eagle Mamas might not want their babies growing up to be cowboys, but writers don’t mind at all when the hero in their work-in-progress does just that. Readers have been snapping those guys up since Owen Wister’s Virginian warned, “When you call me that, smile!” But for […] |
| Fri, 16 Aug 2019 17:50:44 +0000 Guest Post Featuring Rob Sangster Turning Flesh and Blood Into Smoke and Mirrors By Rob Sangster PEPPERMINT SCHNAPPS would have been the perfect title for a story I badly wanted to tell. It was about paddling a raft through 100 miles of wild rapids in remote northern Idaho with gallon jugs of peppermint schnapps on board. However, I realized that […] |
