Many people associate the name Auschwitz with death and despair. But life also occurred at the place of horror. Diane Botnick based her novel on one of the few babies […]
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Author: Diane Botnick
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Fiction
That Which Binds Us
Author: Cathy Rigg
Clearly, Cathy Rigg loves the rugged Appalachian Mountains of southwestern Virginia where her family ties go back seven generations. The four narrators of this beautifully written Civil War-era novel—Rigg’s debut—feel […]
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Pennsylvania Love Song
Author: Nancy Hayes Kilgore
During the Thanksgiving season of 1955, this engaging story of three generations of women opens in a prologue with Nancy, the book’s author, eight years old, riding in the back […]
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Fan Base
Author: Jane Hartsock
Fan Base is a timely work of fiction that could easily become a person’s reality and has undoubtedly occurred many times. Online platforms and the incursion of social media into […]
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Splenditude
Author: Eileen T. Lynch
Finding Peace and a Place to Belong Write what you know. Dig deeper. Cut the excess adjectives, adverbs, and prepositions. But what if you’re writing your truth as you see […]
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The Breaks
Author: Ellen Barker
How independent are you? What might change that? For Marianne, the protagonist in Ellen Barker’s The Breaks, a move to a non-corporate job, followed by a broken arm on a […]
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