Thoughts on Research and Writing Historical Fiction
Selected articles from historical novelist Peggy Ullman Bell's NovelAdvice column along with links to the rest of this author's official site.
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the writing world of fran jacobs
The official website of fantasy writer, Fran Jacobs, and the only place where you can read extracts of her forthcoming novel, the Shadow Seer. (Due to be published Dec 2006)
The Shadow Seer chronicles the life of Candale, the foretold prophet of dark visions and fallen kingdoms, and his struggle to hold onto the life that he knows as his dark gifts finally begin to awaken . . .
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1 sigfridsson
the principles of truth.
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Beautifully Horrible
A place where I display my soul through words, both the beautiful, and the horrible parts of it.
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dixonkinqade.com
the place to find fun and exciting detective stories written in the old school tradition of classic golden age pulp fiction.
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James S. Huggins' Refrigerator Door
James S.
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the prophetic view
a scriptural method of bible study illustrated.
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noir publishing
twentith century serial killers, pictures and stories, as well as books by lw fugett.
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Mutant Life - Science Fiction Novel series
The author's page for the Mutant Life Science Fiction Series.
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Oneness - True Faith
Open Spiritual Conversation, on all Religions and Beliefs; with Texts Searches as references.
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Postcards From A Summer Girl
In her third full-length collection of poems, the reader is asked to indulge in a bit of fiction.
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Poetry and short fiction
A home page with some poetry and short fiction.
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Frog in the Well - a novel
Welcome to the well! In this colorful world lives a humble dung beetle, Simon.
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I Am A Survivor!
I am a survivor of child abuse and I am writing and sharing my story, and inspirational writings to raise awareness of child abuse.
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curious jorjie article ideas and resources
ideas and resources for online article writers.
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Thiswas created to link writers who need someone to read their work. The hardest part of writing is dealing with the fear that no one will be reading it.
~mkgilbert, author of the largely-unread novels, Thistle (&) Grimal's Spellbook.
