Side by Side, Apart Blog Tour
Ann Galvia’s debut novel, Side by Side, Apart goes on blog tour May 2-16. Catch the tour stops to enter to win one of eight copies of the book, see what people are saying about the story, and catch exclusive … Read More
Ann Galvia’s debut novel, Side by Side, Apart goes on blog tour May 2-16. Catch the tour stops to enter to win one of eight copies of the book, see what people are saying about the story, and catch exclusive … Read More
Tenth in the series We Want More Austen! About the minor and youthful works of Jane Austen. It cannot be denied—the young Jane Austen was empathy-challenged. In her teenage stories she thought nothing of breaking the hearts of her characters, … Read More
By Anngela Schroeder Society has misinterpreted the intelligence of young girls. It believes that Disney Princesses and their ‘love stories’ were detrimental to our development as independent, strong women because of the focus on them being “saved” by the princes. … Read More
Writing a retelling, or a continuation story, or a variation, is hard work. First of all, you get the comments like, “can’t you come up with your own ideas?” This usually comes from non-creative types, so I’m just going to … Read More
Ninth in the series We Want More Austen! about the less-known works of Jane Austen. There are many great opening lines in literature, from “It is a truth universally acknowledged . . .” to “It was the best of times, … Read More
What?!? Yep, you read it correctly. I’m going on an Austen Anti-Love protest. Okay, not really. I love romance as much as the next guy, but I decided that I wanted to turn the spot light from the popular love … Read More