Ashley Poston gives advice to authors, check out what she had to say
Ashley Poston is the author of Bookish and the Beast. Her book re-imagines “Beauty and the Beast” through the. Continue reading
E.T. Gunnarsson shares how having discipline is an essential part to writing a book
E.T. Gunnarsson is an 18 year old author. E.T. is the author of the novel Forgive Us. Forgive Us is a. Continue reading
Roy Schwartz shares the most useful thing he learned from getting his BA and MA and how it turned into his new book
Roy Schwartz is the author of Is Superman Circumcised? The Complete Jewish History of the World's Greatest Hero.. Continue reading
Matt Mikalatos shares where the idea for the Sunlit Lands series came from
Matt Mikalatos is the author of Story King, and is based out of Portland Oregon. His book is a part of the. Continue reading
Ian Dawson shares what part of Midnight House was the most fun for him to write and why
Ian Dawson is the author of Midnight House, and is based out of LA. His book is a thriller. Midnight House Follows. Continue reading
Serena Valentino shares what made her want to start writing from the perspective of the Disney villains
Serena Valentino has taken the world by storm with her best-selling Disney Villains series, whisking them away. Continue reading
Jessica Vitalis shares which character in The Wolf’s Curse is her favorite to write for and why
Jessica Vitalis is a Columbia MBA-wielding writer. After leaving home at 16, Vitalis explored several careers. Continue reading
Mark Alvarez shares how he created the world of Terestria
Mark A. Alvarez II is a Hispanic-American born in Houston, Texas. He’s a graduate of Texas State University,. Continue reading
Susan McCauley shares what she learned while she was writing the Ghost Hunters series
Twelve-year-old Alex may have lost his ability to play sports, but he gained the ability to see ghosts. Now he. Continue reading
Jess Corban shares what is most important to her when creating characters
Jess Corban graduated college with a degree in communications and, perhaps more instructive, thirteen stamps in. Continue reading