Where Fact and Fiction Converge
For this first Reading Room session, I’ll be doing a few sections from the fantasy novel “Sorrowfish,” by Anne C. Miles. “Sorrowfish” is intended to be the first entry in a series from this author, and you can bet I look forward to reading the sequels, as well. You can find more information about “Sorrowfish” here, including purchase links.
Heya, Word Wranglers! Have you ever told someone not to “over-exaggerate,” or asked what a list was “comprised of”? On today’s episode, I’ll explain some common pitfalls I’ve seen when it comes to the words “exaggerate” and “comprise.”
This kind of conduct preys on a lack of information and flourishes in the absence of confrontation. So it’s time to shine a light on the people who try to sell the worst of darkness while calling it sunshine, and who seek to silence those who actually do bring the light.
This kind of conduct preys on a lack of information and flourishes in the absence of confrontation. So it’s time to shine a light on the people who try to sell the worst of darkness while calling it sunshine, and who seek to silence those who actually do bring the light.
This kind of conduct preys on a lack of information and flourishes in the absence of confrontation. So it’s time to shine a light on the people who try to sell the worst of darkness while calling it sunshine, and who seek to silence those who actually do bring the light.
This kind of conduct preys on a lack of information and flourishes in the absence of confrontation. So it’s time to shine a light on the people who try to sell the worst of darkness while calling it sunshine, and who seek to silence those who actually do bring the light.
Hello, dear readers…. It’s shout-out time! I’m stoked to announce that two colleagues of mine have book launches fast approaching, … More
Hello, dear readers! Before the month is up, I’d like to make sure I let you know about a … More
I’ve been a fan of author Joanna Penn’s nonfiction work for some time now. Her site, newsletter, & podcast are rich with resources for those of us in the writing field. But I decided that it was about time to check out some of her fiction work.
As with Sarah Benson’s Born of Shadow, our featured book this time around has a great ensemble cast of characters, and it’s easy to have multiple favorites.
Even though the target market is Middle Grade, the colorful and engaging characters, intriguing plot lines, and immersive, beautifully described world make for a story that I heartily recommend for older audiences as well.
