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I grew up in the space age, which drew me to reading science fiction. In elementary school, I started with Jules Verne novels before finding Ray Bradbury and many more authors over the years. I wanted to write science fiction stories as I got older. Decades later, after dozens of magazines published my contemporary and
Book Title: A Spork in the Road Author: Emily Carter Genre: memoir A Spork in the Road is available at Barnes & Noble and anywhere books are sold. Catch Emily at the Beaufort Farmer's Market on August 9th from 9am-1pm. Summary: In A Spork in the Road, Emily shares the stories that shaped her: growing
I’ve wanted to be an author since I was a wee one sitting in my painted, wooden rocking chair pretending to read a work that I had memorized. I don’t fully remember the plot line, but it involved two characters named Jack and Jill and mountain climbing. The never vague part was how I jonesed
I often get questions about getting published. My answer? I have no clue. I'm definitely not an expert. I admit I'm sometimes a little surprised when I look at my backlist. I have a lot of published books. And I've learned a lot about how to publish them. I know how to format a manuscript,
This Wednesday, our president Meganne Smith will lead a workshop on creative nonfiction. What is creative nonfiction, you ask? Creative nonfiction is where the arts meet the sciences - a mixture of perspective and personal truth. The most familiar form of creative nonfiction is memoir. We tell the facts as best we can, but who
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