Keeping a Reading Journal
Readers of this blog know I love to read. Reading is my most enjoyable form of entertainment. Reading brings me
Readers of this blog know I love to read. Reading is my most enjoyable form of entertainment. Reading brings me
Why do we read fiction? Before we answer that question, let’s back up a bit. Let’s go deep into our
About a month ago, I wrote a post announcing I’d been given an award by international bestselling authors Caleb and
“I wish… to thank you for your share in making life pleasant for me.” —from a letter, by a reader,
A writing guru whose mailing list I’m on is always advising us writers to sell the read, not the book.
Last week I talked about commercial fiction and mentioned that commercial fiction is “what most people want”. This week, I’d
Below are 5 more suggested reads, just in case you still have no idea what to read next. There are
Last week I made a few suggestions for your summertime, or wintertime, reading. This week I’m back with a few
It’s summer in Houston. Tropical heat and humidity. TG for AC. The other day I was saying to my wife
What makes the hero (or heroine) stand out, and show us what he (or she) is made of, is the
Men are a marketing demographic. Retailers know this, and market accordingly. Check any website or catalog that carries goods for
There is in the publishing industry a definite bias towards women. Jason Pinter’s excellent article in the 25 May 2011
CW Hawes is a storyteller who spins yarns in many different formats: novels, short stories, stage plays, screenplays, and poetry. He’s authored a bestselling novel and he’s won several awards with his poetry.