All Blog Posts Tagged 'fiction' (991)

You’ve heard the expression, this is the stuff of nightmares …

You have no idea.

The reptilians, the grays and their overlords have had enough with the humans. Their plans and agenda have been forestalled, and now they must go to extreme measures to get back on their…

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In Teaching Machines How to Cry, Paula Hidalgo-Sanchis explores the story of Alba, a young woman seeking answers for a feeling of longing she can't explain, and M, an AI prototype.

Alba was a child when she first spent time…

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Prepare for an out-of-this-world experience in Letters from Another Galaxy. When toolmakers from an outer cluster of the Milky Way Galaxy arrive on Earth, they’re in for a surprise. Instead of the aggressive, sex-addicted species they expected…

I read a post on a reviewer’s website that made me rethink online courtesy. This woman went on a rant about authors who aren’t considerate enough to say “thank you” when she reviews their books, often at their request. She held the opinion that after she spent “hours reading and reviewing” a book, the least the author could do was “take a few minutes” to send a follow-up e-mail, especially if it was a good write-up.

Wow – I thought we were all on the same page! I used…

Synopsis: Solar Warden Book Three - Genesis :  A ticking time bomb, an enemy that…

This month award-winning, best-selling author Tim Smith offers a timely perspective on how much we can believe when it comes to various medial outlets. His examples are very thought provoking with a dash of humor.  Enjoy!

“Get your facts first, then you can distort them as much as you please.” – Mark Twain

I’m not sure how closely Mark Twain followed his own advice, but that quote can apply just as well to news writing as it does to fiction in this…

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About the Author: Author Marta Nater comes from a large family and was raised within the northern parts of New York City and Massachusetts. Since her childhood she has loved writing and desired to become an author. Marta Nater currently resides in Orlando, Florida. …

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The Dragon Storm – Gates … the gates are opening. Can Hell be stopped? Join Alexander Storm as he leads a diverse team of would-be-heroes around the world in search of the Twelve Hours of Night. The fabled Ancient Egyptian papyrus has been split into twelve parts and secreted around the globe at major…

Kelli’s Quill Newsletter

Happy Autumn 2021 Issue

Hi everyone! I hope you’re enjoying the cooler autumn weather and getting ready for my favorite holiday, HALLOWEEN! In this issue of the Quill I’m showcasing my blog series, sharing info on my two new releases, flashing back to my horror stories and more! Let’s get…

Synopsis: Earth is in peril. The reptilians and grays, led by their paranormal, "Blue Nordic" alien overlords, have suffered a series of unexpected defeats at the hands of the inferior humans. Unsure what the alien's next offensive will include, Solar Warden attempts to anticipate and prepare for the…

Readers can bypass cross-border Covid-19 travel restrictions along with a detective and his assistant chasing the thief of a secret recipe in a thrilling crime fiction book just published. 

The first crime writing anthology of its kind, ‘The Whole Wide World’ (Sweetycat Press; ISBN 979-8450568317) is unique not just for its multitude of locations on the globe, but also for having 80 contributing authors each trying to solve the case of international…

<b>About the Book:</b>Part travel narrative, part philosophical inquiry and part reflections on the art of living in the moment, the chapter range from "Lucidity" to "Delirium," including chapters such as "Of Snails and Immortality."…

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I’m sharing news about my latest release, More Than  I Bargained For. This 4,500 word mini-mystery blends offbeat humor with the paranormal. You never know what you’ll find at an estate sale……

Your mind’s your limit, when you shop at the Allmart store!

This incredible comedy satire is definitely the product of a whacky mind! The author’s style of writing immediately made me think of the late Douglas Adams, and his ‘Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.’

Phil Granchi’s protagonist, Ted…