Confessions of a Bridesmaid Author
The dream to be published is at the heart of most writers in their journey. But what happens when everyone around you sees their dream come true, and you’re still…
Confessions of a Master Perfectionist
by Zachary Totah Everything has to be right. Better yet, perfect. Or else panic, chaos, the end of the world. Okay, that’s a slight exaggeration (emphasis on “slight”), but…
Confessions of a Quilter Who Also Writes
by Pam Halter I started quilting before I began writing. Both activities give me a creative outlet, but I have to admit, designing and sewing a quilt is much faster…
Confessions from a Fictional (yes, you read that correctly) Author
by Serena Chase My name is Serena Chase and I am not a real person. I am an invention. A pen name. The secret identity of an author who,…
Confessions of a Kid’s Librarian
by TLC Nielsen As I work on my first novel, I can’t imagine a more perfect job for an aspiring author than working in the public library. Even though…
Confessions of a Small Town Mountain Girl
by J.M. Hackman People hear “author” and immediately conjure up a glamorous life, full of book signing-days and jet-setting nights. That’s not me. Or they imagine days filled with writing…
Confessions of an Insta-Mom (PLUS a Giveaway!)
by Tosca Lee (Stay tuned at very end of post for information about how to win a copy of FIRSTBORN by Tosca Lee.) Last year, in the space of…
Confessions of an Insecure, Falsely Confident Weirdo
by Deanna Fugett I could write something lighthearted and typical. Something like, I’m a speculative author, and I’ve never read the Lord of the Rings books or the Harry…
Confessions of a Middle-Aged Teenager
by Heather Fitzgerald I’m a late bloomer. It took many years of marriage and four kids to figure out what I wanted to be when I grew up. When…
Confessions of a Medical Mom
by Lindsay Franklin Red lights flashing in the darkness, sirens wailing in the middle of the night. Your child being loaded onto a gurney and whisked away to an…