The Pinocchio Chip is a first-person account of an AI’s quest for the Holy Grail of consciousness: human emotions. It delves deep into the essence of what it means to be alive, challenging the boundaries between AI and human identity. Photina, an advanced AI becomes entwined in a groundbreaking experiment […]
Part 7 of “The Haircut Who Would Be King” by Robert Trebor Blog Tour
This is a satirical portrayal of Donald Trump’s ascent to power and his unconventional alliance with Vladimir Putin. Trump, depicted as egotistical and emotionally stunted since childhood, transitions from real estate to reality TV before entering politics. He recruits shock jock Alex Clamz for his presidential campaign, facing off against […]
Part 10: Interview with Authors of “Fenix and the Firework Fliers: A Dance-It-Out Creative Movement Story”
Introducing “Fenix and the Firework Fliers” by Once Upon a Dance, Christine Herbert and Scott Partridge Embark on a thrilling adventure with Fenix, a brave firefly, determined to aid Bolt, a grounded Firework Flier. Together, they journey to the towering heights of the Silver Birch Forest for the Solstice Celebration. […]
Blog Questions for Author Anne Devereux-Mills
1. How did you balance writing your story your way and giving readers what they want? Not to be defensive (ok, maybe I am being defensive) but I actually didn’t think about writing my book in terms of “giving people what they want” and I definitely wasn’t aware of doing […]
Indie Corner Questions for SB Hilarion – Humongous (& Cool) Word For Kids
1. Have you ever gotten “reader’s block” and how did you get through that? I start illustrating instead. Drawing and research bring out my creativity. 2. How did you balance writing your story your way and giving readers what they want? Probably not successfully as I’ve written Humongous my way. […]
Indie Corner Questions for Cordelia Lee
1. Have you ever gotten “reader’s block” and how did you get through that? Whenever I have reader’s block, and depending on the story time and subject-matter, I would either give myself a break and return to reading later, or I would just stop reading it completely. 2. How did […]
Indie Corner Questions for Alice Berman
1. Have you ever gotten “reader’s block” and how did you get through that? I definitely pause sometimes when I’m reading a book if I don’t feel incredibly drawn in. I’ll return to it, but if it happens again, I honestly usually put a book aside in favor of another […]
Indie Corner questions for Zach Maldonado
1. Have you ever gotten “reader’s block” and how did you get through that? Yes, I have. I take a break from writing, stop for the day, or go read a book. 2. How did you balance writing your story your way and giving readers what they want? I don’t […]
Indie Corner Interview with Jeremy C Bradley-Silverio Donato
1.Have you ever gotten “reader’s block” and how did you get through that? Let me start by saying that I don’t ascribe to the idea of ‘writer’s block.’. Writing is a creative art, it takes inspiration, of course, but it’s also a craft. The only way to go about crafting […]
Indie Corner Questions for Hostile Takeover
Have you ever gotten “reader’s block” and how did you get through that? Earlier in my career, yes. I have since discovered that careful planning really helps avoiding that stage. I outline everything ahead, including the ending. The more detailed the outline is, the easier it is to write. How […]