Bruised But Not Broken, Whisper and the Roar, Indie Blu(e), and Blood Into Ink are joining forces to publish an anthology about the lived experience of sexual harassment and assault. We believe that it is more important than ever before that more voices speak out and reclaim their strength by owning their survival stories. All … Continue reading One Week Left to Submit Writing and/or Art for “We Will Not Be Silenced”
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Time Sensitive Call For Submissions: “We Will Not Be Silenced”
Bruised But Not Broken, Whisper and the Roar, Indie Blu(e), and Blood Into Ink are joining forces to publish an anthology about the lived experience of sexual harassment and assault. We believe that it is more important than ever before that more voices speak out and reclaim their strength by owning their survival stories. All … Continue reading Time Sensitive Call For Submissions: “We Will Not Be Silenced”
Nicole Lyons Reviews Nicholas Gagnier’s Founding Fathers
I have been shook, and I have been rocked, and I have been swallowed by a book, and an author, and my own divisive and inclusive thoughts, after the fact. With Founding Fathers, Nicholas Gagnier takes his readers to the darkest places where most of them have always been afraid to go on their own, and … Continue reading Nicole Lyons Reviews Nicholas Gagnier’s Founding Fathers
Dena Daigle Reviews Love, Lies and Lullabies by Ashley Jane
I must admit, before I was introduced to Ashley Jane’s debut book of poetry and prose, Love, Lies and Lullabies (released on July 30, 2018), I had not yet had the privilege of indulging in her work; but after opening the cover, which is adorned with raw yet beautifully soft imagery, I am an instant … Continue reading Dena Daigle Reviews Love, Lies and Lullabies by Ashley Jane
Candice Louisa Daquin Reviews Sarah Doughty’s Just Breathe
One of the hardest things to do when reviewing a book is to read other reviews. I typically don’t because it can be intimidating or distracting. However, I was curious to know what others had thought of this series of books and interestingly more has been written about Sarah’s Earthen Witch Novels series than most … Continue reading Candice Louisa Daquin Reviews Sarah Doughty’s Just Breathe
Anatomy of a Book: Choosing and Organizing Your Writing- Christine Ray
When I first contemplated choosing pieces and organizing them for Composition of a Woman, I naively thought it would be fairly quick and straightforward process. I had recently served as the editor for an art show chapbook that included pieces from 12 very diverse girls and women and as the primary editor for Anthology Volume … Continue reading Anatomy of a Book: Choosing and Organizing Your Writing- Christine Ray
Anatomy Of Book: Should You Work With A Professional Editor?- Christine Ray
Most writers dream of seeing their name in print. Being published in a journal or E-zine was always an honor for me, but I still hungered to see my name on the cover and spine of a book. Like many of you, I craved to hold in my hands a book that I had created … Continue reading Anatomy Of Book: Should You Work With A Professional Editor?- Christine Ray
We are Still Recruiting New Baristas for the Go Dog Go Cafe
It is the mission of Go Dog Go Café to provide a warm, inviting and inspiring gathering space for building a healthy and supportive writing community. We are also committed to providing the Go Dog Go Community with a mix of special features that explore the writing life and exciting original writing from a diverse … Continue reading We are Still Recruiting New Baristas for the Go Dog Go Cafe
DON’T MISS INDIE BLU(E)’S FIRST AUTHOR TAKEOVER EVENT ON FACEBOOK: MONDAY, JULY 23RD
Indie Blu(e) is hosting its first Facebook Takeover Event on Monday, July 23rd from 2 to 7 pm EST. A fabulous line-up of 10 Indie Authors will “take over” this event page throughout the day and tell you more about themselves and their books. It’s a great opportunity to get to know more about the … Continue reading DON’T MISS INDIE BLU(E)’S FIRST AUTHOR TAKEOVER EVENT ON FACEBOOK: MONDAY, JULY 23RD
Candice Louisa Daquin Reviews Nicholas Gagnier’s Leonard The Liar
As a kid I read a short story in a magazine that has stayed with me ever since, the poignancy of the story was so powerful I never forgot it. When you read a lot of fiction it takes a unique tale and way of conveying it to be unforgettable, I could probably name all … Continue reading Candice Louisa Daquin Reviews Nicholas Gagnier’s Leonard The Liar
