Christopher Rush’s memories of his Aunt Elspeth, Aunt Epp, are of a stern woman in silks and lace who thundered at him and called down hellfire. The Aunt Epp he discovered from her notes was a woman of intelligence and common sense, “staggeringly frank for her repressed and obscure time and place.”
THE PLAYS THE THING Part 2: First Draft Making a Scene 2: The Beat Goes On By Dale Griffiths Stamos May 2010 Authorlink welcomes award-winning playwright Dale Griffiths Stamos as a regular monthly columnist. "A beat is a segment of a scene...
Sacred Hearts Sarah Dunant Random House 4-24-10 Hardcover/420 pages ISBN: 978-0-8129-7405-8 Buy This Book www.amazon.com ". . .a "roller-coaster" ride of action" A story of love, honor, and deception, meticulously...
The Bride Collector Ted Dekker Center Street 4-21-10 Hardcover/432 pages ISBN: 1-59995196-7 Buy This Book www.amazon.com ". . . thriller cubed, written by a master prose stylist . . ." Flawless prose that plumbs the depths of true evil and the...
The American Stage Edited by Laurence Senelick Library of America 4-10-10 Hardcover/850 pages ISBN: 978-1598530698 Buy This Book www.amazon.com ". . . the world where giants and gnomes tread the boards and fret their hours upon the stage."...
The Mark Twain Anthology Shelley Fisher Fishkin, Editor Library of America 4/10/2010 Trade Paperback/492 pages ISBN: 978-1-59853-065-0 Buy This Book www.amazon.com ". . .a collection of praise and criticism . . ." Controversy, criticism, praise...
Acclaimed Authors Who Only Wrote One Book by Online Degree Programs, Site Administrator April 2010 For many authors, a great novel is simply one part of a larger lifetime of creative work. For others, however, a great novel is a once in a lifetime blessing, one...
On Writing Historical Fiction The contract: You have two paragraphs to define your universe by Steven B. Yates Assistant Director/Marketing Director, University Press of Mississippi April 2010 Steven B. Yates is a guest columnist for Authorlink. In...
Artful Ways of Introducing a Character by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro April 2010 "The way not to introduce a character is having him or her look into a mirror . . ." —Shapiro The way not to introduce a character is having him or her look into a mirror and...
In a series of short stories, Robin Black shares the intimate moments of several lives in if I loved you, I would tell you this. Each story is different and through each story runs the binding theme of loss: loss of life, loss of innocent, loss of family and home and belief.
