by Barbara G. Tarn With the new millennium, I started going to book fairs and creative writing courses (which started only around 2001 in Italy, probably since the internet had informed us that in the US there was such a thing as “creative writing”). So I started to understand how things worked a little better. I improved my craft
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by Barbara G. Tarn Next year I’ll celebrate 40 years of stories. I stopped counting before the indie revolution and I was already over 500 titles, with less than 10 unfinished. Before you ask: yes, they suck. No, I will never publish most of those stories, although I did throw the very first in a couple of books, because I
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By Janie Crouch I write romantic suspense. Best job in the world. In every book I write there comes a moment when the main characters have to reach for an inner strength they didn’t know they had, to fight an evil bigger than they thought. It’s agonizing, but they prevail because they are heroes. And because my stories always get
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What sparked the idea for Miss You Once Again? Miss You Once Again came about because of several converging events. First, my own dear Nana, who the Nana in this book is loosely based upon, passed away during the fall of 2010. During the many family gatherings that happened after her death it was interesting to hear remembrances of Nana’s
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