Why should you care about minor characters? Aren't they just fluffy stuff to make the protagonist look good? Yeah, I guess that's one way of putting it, but no: you and I would be wrong in saying that minor characters are in the story to only add "Fluff". Actually, there shouldn’t be anything in there that doesn't do something for the story, and that’s absolutely true when it comes to secondary characters....

We spoke to Lathish Shankar about his newest book Green Fire in the Night Sky, and found out a bit more about his creative process along the way. This is an excerpt of the full interview that you can listen to here. Lathish how long have you been writing? Lathish Shankar:I've been writing since my childhood, and my first book was published in the year 2014. And till now, five books has been published. And this is the sixth book. So, in order to answer the question how long...

Welcome to our author interview with Diane Scabilloni, an inspirational children's book author who has made it her mission to help young readers discover their personal gifts from God and live their best lives. Through her heartfelt stories, Diane provides simple ways for children to align their thoughts with the Creator's thoughts, enabling them to see the big picture for their lives and shed limited thinking. Diane is passionate about empowering children to embrace their full potential and experience joy, creativity, energy, fun, and a life filled with...

We are excited to present an exclusive interview with the multi-talented Christy Sanderson, focusing on her creative writing process. As an award-winning author, entrepreneur, certified spiritual life coach, and public speaker, Christy has left an indelible mark on the lives of many through her various endeavors. With a background in education, holding a Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education and a Master's in Special Education, she has seamlessly blended her passion for teaching with her love for writing. Having authored five captivating books, Christy has been featured on the cover...