by Theresa Crater | Dec 17, 2012 | Ancient Sites, eBooks, Egypt, Fantasy, Interviews, Publishing, Writing
Jerry Dubs writes about Egypt. Need I say more? His novel Imhotep tells the story of three people who walk through a time portal and find themselves in ancient Egypt. Now he’s working on a sequel. Would you please tell us a little about yourself? I’m a...
by Theresa Crater | Dec 5, 2012 | Ancient Sites, Arthurian Legend, Interviews, Paganism, Publishing, Writing
When I saw that S. P. Hendrick had written a series called “The Glastonbury Chronicles,” I was so happy to have more to read about one of my favorite sacred sites in the world, so I invited her to drop by and tell us about the series, the latest book in it and her...
by Theresa Crater | Nov 12, 2012 | eBooks, Publishing, Writing
I recently had a discussion with a few writers about how old protagonists can be. To get published by the big six, that is. (The big six are the major publishing companies that dominate the market.) And maybe even smaller, independent presses. All agreed late...
by Theresa Crater | Nov 7, 2012 | Politics, Publishing
Obama has won a resounding victory. Marijuana is now legal in Colorado and Washington. Three states passed marriage equality. And Random House and Penguin are merging. On this last, the Author’s Guild is less than enthusiastic. Read their statement on the...
by Theresa Crater | Sep 9, 2012 | eBooks, Publishing, Writing
James Minz is Senior Editor with Baen Books. He spoke at Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers’ Colorado Gold conference yesterday. Minz’s topic was “Welcome to the Ghetto.” What ghetto? Science fiction, fantasy and horror, still “suffering” from the reputation of being...
by Theresa Crater | Jul 25, 2012 | Ancient Sites, Egypt, Guest Bloggers, Interviews, Publishing, Spirit, The Craft of Writing
Every once in a while someone writes a book that I know my readers will be especially interested in. Merrie P. Wycoff’s Shadow of the Sun is one of them. Merrie tells the story of the Pharaoh Akhenaten from the perspective of his daughter, Merit-Aten. Here’s what she...
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