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Wildlife
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Favorite Fiction, Part 2 -2022
I continue here with seven more of my 14 favorite novels I read in 2022. They will take you to Bangkok, Cyprus, London, and India, and touch on how a teenage tragedy can affect a family for a lifetime, Mexican immigration, Marcellus the clever octopus, & an incredibly creative story about a female taxi driver who picks up and delivers both the dead and alive.
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Nonfiction Book Proposals—Is Yours Irresistible?
Don’t underestimate the importance of a well-crafted, thoughtful book proposal for your nonfiction project!
Truth in Nonfiction: The Imagined Past
Turns out there are differences between what the live and the dead remember. A problem with writing about someone else’s life after their death is that you can only “suppose” in that space between their lives and documented actions and what came next.