Hey, everyone! I’m super excited to have a brand new guest on my site today. Jan Sikes isn’t new to the industry, but this is

Mystery / Romantic Suspense / Legends / Folklore
Hey, everyone! I’m super excited to have a brand new guest on my site today. Jan Sikes isn’t new to the industry, but this is
Hey, everyone. This week is a bit different on the blog. Yesterday, I had a special guest, Lisa Burton. If you missed that post, you
Happy Monday, everyone! No mystery today because I’m welcoming back a very special guest, Lisa Burton. Lisa the Robot Girl is the personal assistant to
I’ve written about Mary Higgins Clark before. I came across her first suspense novel, Where Are The Children in the late seventies and was hooked.
Hey everyone! I’m over the moon excited to welcome Marcia Meara as my guest today. She recently released The Light, the fourth in her Wake
Hey, everyone. I am so excited to kick off Story Empire’s Something Wicked Tour. The six Story Empire authors are visiting one another this week
Hey, everyone. It’s October. A time ghosts, goblins, werewolves, vampires, and just about any other creature you can imagine. Halloween is only a few weeks
Hey everyone. A couple of weeks ago on Story Empire, Craig posted about the length of stories and our short attention spans. (If you haven’t
Hey, y’all. It’s Friday again. (Yeah!) That means it’s time for another weekly wrap up. I’m changing the format a little this week. Since I
Hello Readers! I’m super excited today to be hosting author Julie Holmes. Her debut novel, Murder in Plane Sight, was released last week. You probably
Hello Friends. It’s always a pleasure to have friend and fellow author Staci Troilo as a guest. She’s here today to talk about her brand
Hello Readers! It’s my pleasure today to welcome back friend, fellow author, and Story Empire contributer, C. S. Boyack. He has a brand-new book titled
I’ve often said it’s easier to write a 90,000-word novel than it is to write a bio or book blurb. And it’s true. Writing an
Hi, everyone. The week is moving right along and I’m happy to say our weather has been much calmer than it was a few days
One of the first things I learned as a writer is, “Write What You Know.” Okay, I can see the importance of that when writing