Historical Fiction: Fixing Your Plot Holes
If you have trouble fixing your plot holes, a historical setting could be the answer for your writing.
If you have trouble fixing your plot holes, a historical setting could be the answer for your writing.
A poem by Carolyne Regan as published in Devour – Art & Lit Canada online magazine.
A quick look at the basic rules for including numbers and numerals in your writing.
Sequel to the critically-acclaimed Handmaid’s Tale, The Testaments will surely become a classic in series with it predecessor.
“I love you” has many meanings, some of which are contrary to their intended purpose. So do we need to say the words?
John Grisham has created yet another unforgettable story that satisfies everything the hungry reader wants and adores.
A potentially intriguing storyline goes flat with loads of anti-climactic reminiscing.
Life will never stop changing. If we want to keep living, we have to keep changing, too.
5/10 Time wasted on a book that never really got started.