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Blood Brothers |
| By Trace Edward Zaber - 4,430 Words |
| “There was a time in our history when a man’s honor meant more than his life.” |
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Irish Lace |
| By Regina Phelps - 1,659 Words |
| “She stood there trembling as a frosty November sun dawned. It cast a silver brilliance that sparkled and reflected off a crystal necklace she’d nailed to the window frame forty years ago.” |
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Oh, Don't You Cry For Me |
| By Jesse F. Knight - 10,000 Words |
| “Two children face greed, danger, and death during the height of the California Gold Rush.” |
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Spirits & Tales |
| By M. E. Welch - 4,272 Words |
| “A fictional account of Ernest Hemmingway’s first days in Key West.” |
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One Bitter And Deadly Harvest |
| By Trace Edward Zaber |
Part 1 - 2,631 Words Part 2 - 4,962 Words Part 3 - 6,184 Words |
| “In an America on the brink of civil war, a determined young Virginian, heir to a fortune, arrives in Charleston, South Carolina, acting as a proxy for his father in an illegal slave-trading syndicate. If he fails, not only does he face disinheritance, imprisonment, and possible execution, but worse, the loss of his abusive father’s trust.” |
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The Prophet’s Wife |
| By Cynthia Appel |
Part 1 - 4,054 Words Part 2 - 3,819 Words Part 3 - 4,646 Words |
| “A ‘fictionalized biography’ of Emma Hale Smith, the first wife of New York prophet Joseph Smith, Jr., set in the years 1825-1844.” |
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Dare To Be A Great Writer |
| 329 Keys To Powerful Fiction |
| By Leonard Bishop
(Writer’s Digest Books, Cincinnati, Ohio) Reviewed by Skip Adams |
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The Writer’s Digest Character Naming Sourcebook |
| By Sherrilyn Kenyon with Hal Blythe and Charlie Sweet
(Writer’s Digest Books, Cincinnati, Ohio) Reviewed by Trace Edward Zaber |
| “The beginning of wisdom is learning to call things by their right names.”
—Ancient Chinese Proverb |
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Naming Names |
| By Victoria Prescott |
| "A brief look at the changing fashions in names throughout English history." |
