A Community of Writers
Robin Dayle is the author of a new book, The Chase Before Christmas, a romantic farce published by TheNightMail.
A Farce Before Christmas, Book 2
“Oh! To read the book of fate . . .”
With William Shakespeare as their lodestar, Beatrice Keating and Kit Payne chase their futures through a stormy Christmas Eve night to reach for the treasure of their dreams.
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Mary Boone is the author of a new book, Bugs for Breakfast: How Eating Insects Could Help Save the Planet, a work of middle-grade nonfiction published by Chicago Review Press.
Bugs for Breakfast’s unique and sometimes-shocking narrative shines a light on culinary traditions around the world, as well as the nutritional and sustainability benefits of eating insects. The book includes 12 recipes to aid readers in creating their own insect-based culinary creations. Middle grade, nonfiction.
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Mollie Hunt is the author of a new book, Ghost Cat of Ocean Cove, a Cozy Cat Mystery independently published.
A ghost cat and a cold case murder turn a beach house dream into a nightmare.
When septuagenarian Camelia Collins fulfills her lifelong dream of moving to the Oregon Coast, she’s in for a shock. Her real estate agent failed to mention the previous tenant was murdered on her doorstep—and three years later, the case remains unsolved! But that’s not all. At the back of her garden lies the ancient gravestone of a cat named Soji—now Soji’s ghost wants to come out to play!
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Mollie Hunt is the author of a new book, Time Being, a work of speculative episodic fiction published by Kindle Vella.
An elderly woman travels through time to significant points in her life, but things are not the same as she remembers them. Joined by a handsome young stranger and her childhood cat, the fate of both past and future lie in her hands.
Published on Kindle Vella, KDP’s new platform designed specifically for serialized stories.
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Marcia K. Morgan is the author of a new book, Should I Change My Name? The Impact of Your Last Name on Identity, Marriage, and Happiness, a nonfiction history, self-help, guidebook published by Migima, LLC.
Did you know… most women in the world do not eliminate their own name when they marry? Only 3 percent of men change their names? Suffragists fought for a woman’s right to keep her name? Whether you are getting married or are fascinated with reading about this little-known history, Morgan discusses how to choose a last name. She examines the pros and cons of the six most common married name options, sprinkled with stories from couples. It simplifies an overwhelming process for those getting married.
