How to Invent a Catastrophe
Any writer attempting to complete a thriller in our way-wacko year of 2020 had to face a rather high bar.
Agency in Shakespeare’s “Romeo & Juliet”
The main thing those two crazy kids in Verona just absolutely had to have was a fair chance to find true love. But they got stymied by their crude, violent, chaotic city. Verona seems, “A town without pity…” as an ol’ American pop tune spins it.
Protocols for Pandemic Promo
You all are quite hep, no doubt, to this term, “early adopter.” Right?
First Chapter of “Came A Horseman,” a New Novel By Paul McHugh
Read the first chapter of “Came A Horseman,” the new book by Paul McHugh
Keep Our Indy Bookstores Alive
Christie Olson Day believes if we can bond with books and bookstores as kids, we’ll blaze a trail to a wellspring of stories that can sustain and nurture us throughout life.
A Healthy Body Can Boost a Writer’s Brain
The strongest prod to fitness I ever got came just as I touched age thirteen.
