Opal Before
by Anji Van Aken
Every story begins twice: once when the writer writes the first line, and again when the reader reads it. That first encounter – a single sentence – can be enough to decide whether a book is opened or abandoned. Yet in an age of endless scrolling, where attention is measured in seconds, the literary first...
Distant Gardens
by William C Tracy
A Haunting at Hawthorn and other ghostly tales
by Gail Grant Park
Finding Opal
by Anji Van Aken
Hell Road: The Courier
by Tom Lash Kilo
The Body in Brú na Bóinne: And Other Ghostly Tales
by Gail Grant Park
The Seeds of Dissolution
by William C Tracy
We Are Shadows: An Irish Ghost Story
by Gail Grant Park
Beyond Representation: Honoring Authenticity in Modern Literature
In recent years, the literary world has undergone a noticeable shift. Where once mainstream publishing favored a narrow set of perspectives – predominantly white, Western,
From Vinyl to Streaming: The History and Emergence of Audiobooks
Early Beginnings: Audiobooks as Accessibility ToolsThe origins of audiobooks can be traced to the 1930s, when the American Foundation for the Blind and the Library
Start Human, End Human: A Writer’s Guide to Ethical AI in Storytelling
Artificial intelligence is now a regular tool in the creative toolbox. From generating plot ideas to building interactive story branches, AI can save time and
