In today’s world, witnessing violence, both personal and societal, has become a common experience. Kaethe Weingarten, Ph.D., Harvard Medical School-based trauma expert, wanted to prove that we, as individuals, have the power to lessen the impact of witnessing trauma in our society
Read MoreA monthly column written by an Authorlink contributing editor. We welcome your questions, comments and input about writing and publishing ASK THE EDITOR Every Writer Needs 'Outside Eyes' by Susan Malone September 2003...
Read MoreThe Kill Clause Gregg Hurwitz William Morrow August 19, 2003 Hardcover/384 pages ISBN: 0060530383 Buy This Book www.amazon.com "Tense and absorbing. . ." "The real allure is in Rackley, an intriguing...
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Jack Warner has been writing stories for his entire working career. He spent 32 years with United Press International and 13 years with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Even so, it took Jack five years to sell his first novel, two days after he retired at the age of 63.
Read MoreEsmond Chadleigh: the late great poet, children”s author, essayist and fantasy writer, has a skeleton in his closet. To be more precise, an almost 90 year old skeleton with a gun shot wound to the back of its head is found buried in the kitchen garden of Chadleigh”s Bracketts House while the ground is being prepared to build a new museum on the heritage site. What can the trustees of Bracketts House do to clear the good name of the beloved author? How can they keep a nosey American literature professor from discovering the real truth about the literary figure”s past? And, worst of all, how can they keep Bracketts House open another season when their former director, Sheila Cartwright, is shot dead in a pouring rain in front of the building after an emergency trustees” meeting?
Read MoreLooking for Mr. Nobody Sue Rann Trafalgar Square Books August 2003 Trade Paperback/254 pages ISBN: 1-84243-066-1 Buy This Book www.amazon.com ". . . definitely not another cookie-cutter adventure novel."...
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PSYCHOPATH, Dr. Keith Ablow’s fourth thriller in the popular Frank Clevenger series, was released in July 2003 by St. Martin’s Press. Here, the author discusses how he originated the idea for the series, how he found a publisher, and how he finds time to write while juggling a busy career as a forensic psychiatrist.
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A Special Guest Column Making More From Your Books: Thinking Sales as You Write Michael H....
Read MoreTAINTED BLOOD A Vampire Novel Mary Ann Mitchell Dorchester Publishing July 2003 Trade Paperback/352 pages ISBN: 0-8439509-1-9 Buy This Book http://www.amazon.com ". . . a vampire romp through the...
Read MoreA monthly column written by an Authorlink contributing editor. We welcome your questions, comments and input about writing and publishing ASK THE EDITOR Adding the "Bloom" to the Scene (Denouement and Resolution)...
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