Under the Pawpaw Trees
by Cheryl King
In a serene town surrounded by rolling hills, an elderly woman named Eleanor lived in a cottage filled with books. Her most treasured possession was a worn, leather-bound poetry book, a gift from her late husband, Arthur, who had inscribed its margins with his unpublished verses. After his passing, the book became Eleanor’s sanctuary, a...
Let the Earth Open
by Oren Shved
Sitting on Top of the World
by Cheryl King
Death Can Wait: How I Beat Stage IV Cancer Naturally
by William Hudson
The Eternal’s Triumph
by P. J. Ashton
Fire Horse
by Pat Olney
The Eternal’s Chosen
by P. J. Ashton
Gaia’s Intervention, Part 1 of the Dolphin Riders Series
by Michael J. Ganas
Author Stereotypes Explored
We previously looked at stereotypes in The Various Forms of Bias in Literature. Authors can also often be subject to various stereotypes, shaped by factors like
Writing in 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Perspectives
Writing in different narrative perspectives—first, second, and third person—can profoundly alter the way a story or piece of text is presented. Below is a guide
The Role of Character Traits in Literature: The Essence of Storytelling
In the expansive world of literature, characters are the driving force behind narratives, captivating readers and propelling the story. Among the many aspects that shape
