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Flowers and Candy Don’t Last. Give Books this Valentine’s Day!

Amy Wilhelm
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Valentine's Day is swiftly approaching. Rather than rush to buy roses that will fade or candy that will sabotage your honey's New Year's resolutions, how about buying them a book? The gift will last and your th... Read More...

Investigating Murder on K Street, Behind the Scenes of M.A. Lawson’s Thriller

Amy Wilhelm
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What happened on K Street–murder and robbery–might take a while to unravel using conventional methods. That's why Kay Hamilton employs her intelligence, determination, and every connection she has, to annihilat... Read More...

The X-Files Origins: Agent of Chaos, A Chat with Author Kami Garcia

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It's the summer of 1979. Fox Mulder is seventeen and living with his father in Washington, DC. His dad has a secretive role with the government and takes little interest in his son's life, other than an obsessi... Read More...

The X-Files Origins: Devil’s Advocate, A Discussion with Author Jonathan Maberry

Amy Wilhelm
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Long before her years as an X-Files Federal Agent, Dana Scully used her sharp intellect as a divining rod for the truth. In Jonathan Maberry's Devil's Advocate, set in Craiger, Maryland, the curious fifteen-yea... Read More...

Laurie Notaro Discusses her Groundbreaking Novel, Crossing the Horizon

Amy Wilhelm
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Writers are attracted to an untold story, like teenage boys to Victoria Secret models. Laurie Notaro is no exception. When she came across the tale of the other women who wanted to race across the Atlantic befo... Read More...

Everyone Loves You Back, An Interview with Louie Cronin

Amy Wilhelm
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Bob Boland notes that in Cambridge, Massachusetts everyone loves you back. Of course, he's saying it sarcastically. They love you if you fall into line with how they want you to be, and capitulation isn't Bob's... Read More...

Beneath Wandering Stars, An Interview with YA Author Ashlee Cowles

Amy Wilhelm
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Emotional truth infuses Beneath Wandering Stars, the young adult debut novel by Ashlee Cowles. Gabriella Santiago, who is from a military family, faces the typical challenges of being a teenager girl–clashing w... Read More...

Am I a Writer?

Amy Wilhelm
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I feel like writing right now. I feel like writing like some people want dessert. It’s a craving that needs to be satisfied just like a sweet tooth. Often it isn’t something specific I want to write. I just wan... Read More...

Creativity Answers the Sirens’ Call

Amy Wilhelm
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Rorschach tests are designed to expose the predispositions of our unconscious minds. Submitting a story for an anthology might do the same thing. Rhonda Parrish asked writers to compose a tale, utilizing the co... Read More...

The Runaway Wife: An Interview with Elizabeth Birkelund

Amy Wilhelm
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Ms. Birkelund’s style is fresh and insistent, bringing a lively sense of importance to her words and her story. Reading The Runaway Wife is akin to taking an invigorating walk through beautiful surroundings as ... Read More...
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