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By Helen Currie Foster In My Reading Life , a grand book about reading and writing, author Pat Conroy says, “The most powerful words...

BY FRAN PAINO AKA F. DELLA NOTTE Look out, there, you young whipper-snappers – (anyone under the age of 60.) Pursuing exciting and...

–By Laura Oles I’m a little out of practice being part of a crowd. This last year has taken me down some unforeseen roads, avenues...

BY HELEN CURRIE FOSTER What’s your favorite place to read? A certain chair? The one with a lamp that shines on your book, not in your eyes?...

by M. K. Waller This post doesn’t aim to inform, persuade, or entertain. It’s more of an observation, a meditation, a rumination, a...

By K.P. Gresham I’ve been reading quite a few headlines about the new Artificial Intelligence writing apps that burst onto the...

THE FISHERMAN’S TOMB The True Story of the Vatican’s Secret Search By John O’Neill Francine Paino AKA F. Della Notte...

by V.P. Chandler Late last night, 2 a.m. to be more precise, I finished binge watching the BBC...

By Laura Oles If you love reading short stories—or writing them—chances are you’ve come across John M. Floyd’s work. John is the author of...

by Helen Currie Foster “MARCH MADNESS”? In the Texas Hill Country, “March Madness” doesn’t only mean NCAA basketball. Its alternate...

By K.P. Gresham Believe it or not, the mystery novel is considered a “young” form of literature. Yep, that’s right. Mystery fiction didn’t exist...

By Francine Paino AK F. Della Notte Mardi Gras! The wild celebrations and not-so-good behaviors that have come to be associated...

by Helen Currie Foster This week out here on the creek I was iced in, with no power. I was sitting by the fireplace...

By Fran Paino, AKA F. Della Notte This was an odd morning. I got up, as usual at 4 a.m. (no kudos here – just my body clock), prepared...