- by Barbara Meyers
Supposedly, every fiction writer has a theme. Have you ever noticed a pattern with your favorite authors? The heroines in their stories are always bumbling or a bit quirky. The heroes are always dark and forbidding but have a well-hidden soft spot that is key to the story. Or maybe in each book there’s some [...]
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- by E. C. Ambrose
No doubt many of you are familiar with Clarke’s law: any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. It’s been speculated that one reason why science fiction as a genre has lost some ground to fantasy is that we seem to be living in an age of magic. With all of the extraordinary technologies at [...]
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- by Nancy Gideon
Just when you think you know where it’s at, somebody moves it! That’s how I felt about the e-book revolution. I had no problem with e-readers and e-books . . . as long as I had print to fall back on. The feel of a book in hand, the sight of it on the stands, [...]
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- by Elaine Isaak
A few months ago, everyone was buzzing about book trailers–those little movie ads for upcoming releases, and you can find all sorts of them on-line so much so, that now many people are saying they are passe. Or does that mean they are like websites, not hot any more, but still everyone should have at [...]
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