Interviewing William F. Wu, Author of A Temple of Forgotten Spirits
William F. Wu has had a lively career. Educationally, he has earned in degrees in East Asian Studies and American Culture. He has a Ph.D. and a published doctoral dissertation: The Yellow Peril: Chinese Americans in American Fiction, 1850 to 1940. In the mid-seventies, William’s writing career came into focus with the participation in the Clarion […]
Are Audiobooks As Good For You as Book Reading?
Audiobooks versus Books – Which Is Better in the Eyes of Experts? Even those in your social circle who are considered bookworms whose book collection fascinates and inspires you and others to start reading can often find it hard to pick up a book and start reading. What makes book reading appear like a difficult […]
Book Reviews and Their Importance for Authors
The Importance of Book Reviews for Authors As an author, you might have some copies of your book set aside by the publisher for review purposes. If you have ever been reviewed, you know how they can affect your credibility and mental stability – we kid you not. If the reviews are positive, you feel […]
Reasons to Listen to The Way We Were AudioBook
Reasons to Listen to The Way We Were AudioBook Easy listening, The Way We Were is a collection of romantic stories that are bite sized, so that each can be heard in a single session. One story, The Promised Land, is a novella in length but broken into four self-sufficient sections that can be listened to as […]
Author Interview with Leslie Soule / The Fallenwood Chronicles
<!–sc-shortcode-cleaner-clean-content-start Meet Leslie Soule My name is Leslie Soule (pronounced “soul” like that part of you that is innate). I am an author who loves to try new genres and Sacramento, California is my hometown. I have an M.A. in English from National University and am a founding member of the English Chapter of the […]