Genres

"I think a novelist has to feel a bond with all their primary characters, has almost to love them, in spite of or perhaps even because of their flaws. Unless you feel them deeply, they never truly come alive."

Ransom Stephens’ 'The Left Brain Speaks, The Right Brain Laughs' is a cleverly written, irreverent take on neuroscience. But it's also illuminating — and the science is real.

Interview with John DeDakis, author of 'Bullet in the Chamber'.

Interview with Gabriel Valjan, author of 'Corporate Citizen', book five in the Roma Series.

What better way to step away from the emotional exhaustion provided by this year’s presidential elections than by pitching head first into an awesome new book.

The second short novel starring a plus-sized intergalactic adventuress proves as fast-moving and engaging as the first.

Blogcritics' Chrissy Piccolo sat down with superhero showrunner Marc Guggenheim to chat about his latest projects

New book, Heart to Heart Journey with God by Michael Bluemling Jr., encourages daily conversation with god through journaling.

'The Next' by Stephanie Gangi is the soulful, sexy, and thrilling journey of a woman who after her death, wants both revenge and to set things right.

Written as a first person narrative,in 'Christmas Kisses and Wishes' author Sharon Kleve weaves a classic tale about two strangers finding comfort and solace in each others arms.