Author Michael Thal gives readers a glimpse into a writer’s life.
March 6-12 is Read an eBook Week. Here’s what it’s all about.
And here are the winners of the 2021 Books Shelf Writing Competition.
Once a novel is written, a different kind of work takes over–finding an agent/publisher and designing the all important cover.
During the pandemic I learned how to self-publish a book, and believe me, it’s not easy. Since August, 2020 I self-published The Abduction of Joshua Bloom, The Legend of Koolura, Koolura and the Mystery at Camp Saddleback, and finally, Koolura and the Mayans. All five books have new covers. I’m not an artist and when it comes to drawing,…
Don’t Be Silly! At My Age? proves that love can happen to people over 50. It’s an inspirational romance that will keep you reading from first to last page.
Zhila Shirazi grew up deaf and Jewish in Iran. The soon to be released novel, “The Lip Reader” tells her story.
The Abduction of Joshua Bloom took years to write and even longer to get published. Here’s the inside story.
Now in its second printing, “Goodbye Tchaikovsky” is an award winning novel about deafness.
Back in 2009 I was an aspiring author trying to establish a reader base. I looked into several opportunities, but the Los Angeles Examiner offered the most attractive home for my writing. They accepted my “Dear LA Teacher” premise where parents, teachers, and students wrote in asking important and not so important questions about Education,…