The Readers Writers: Award-winning author Lois Greiman
Lois Greiman was born on a North Dakota cattle ranch. After graduating high school, she opted for the southern clime of Minnesota to train and show Arabian horses. Since that time shes raised three...
View ArticleStephen King talks terror
Its been nearly 40 years since Stephen King unleashed Carrie a lonely, bullied teen who discovers her terrifying telekinetic powers and her long shadow still lingers over popular culture.For...
View ArticleThe Readers Writers: Bestselling fiction author Sara York
Sara York is a writing machine. The woman produces book after book, and every single one of them a quality tale worthy of reader attention. In fact, it isnt unusual to find her stories located in one...
View ArticleThe Readers Writers: Educator, author and professor Siegfried Engelmann
Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons is the current No. 2 bestselling nonfiction book on Amazon.com. The book was published in 1986. No. Thats not a typo. 1986. My immediate question was...
View ArticleThe Readers Writers: NYT and USA Today bestselling author Rosalind Noonan
Rosalind Noonan has a firm foothold on becoming one of the finest authors of family drama and suspense. One of five children raised in an Irish family, she has traveled Europe and worked as a senior...
View ArticleThe Readers Writers: NYT bestselling author Jennifer Estep
Jennifer Estep holds a bachelors degree in English and journalism and a masters in professional communications. Southern-born and raised, Jennifer admits to a love of food and a preference for honey...
View ArticleSmyrna author's new book unveils 'A Dementia Caregiver's Journal'
Before climbing up a narrow staircase leading to author Carol Child's in-home studio, you can't help but marvel at her gorgeous Victorian-themed home, with its large bay window in the dining room.
View ArticleThe Readers Writers: Paranormal romance author Lexi George
I dont have a list of favorite romance authors. But if I did, Lexi George would join Victoria Alexander in my top five.An appellate attorney by trade, Lexi grew up in an Alabama rural community where...
View ArticleSmyrna teen graces cover of new vampire book: 'Forever Sixteen'
It's always entertaining to imagine what the fictional characters from your favorite books would look like in person. Furthermore, the fun is heightened when you're an author who discovers their main...
View ArticleSmyrna Opera House to host 10th anniversary events
The Smyrna Opera House will feature the 10th Anniversary Art Show & Reception, “Wild Delmarva”, featuring the photography of Smyrna native Kevin Fleming on Thursday, April 4 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
View ArticleThe Readers Writers: Bestselling authors John Douglas and Mark Olshaker
John Douglas is best known to the general public for his groundbreaking work in criminal profiling. While an FBI agent, he served as a SWAT Team sniper and later as a hostage negotiator. In 1977 he...
View Article'Red Kayak' author visits with Smyrna Middle School students
When author Priscilla Cummings was young, she loved to write but never thought it would be a career. Now the author of several young adult and picture books, Cummings visited students at Smyrna Middle...
View ArticleThe Readers Writers: Romance author and NASCAR commentator S.D. Grady
On the one hand, S.D. Grady writes the Sitting In The Stands: A Fans View column for Frontstretch.com, an e-zine dedicated to NASCAR fans. Her other persona pens some very interesting romance...
View ArticleThe Readers Writers: Authors Sandra Stixrude and Angel Martinez
Were introducing one author writing under two names in the genres of science fiction and paranormal. Sandra Stixrude pens stories that can be read by the entire family. Angel Martinez, well, lets...
View ArticleThe Readers Writers: NYT bestselling author Helen Brown
Helen Brown became an international bestselling author with her memoir Cleo: The Cat Who Mended a Family. Technically Cats and Daughters is the sequel, or follow-up, to that acclaimed book. But as...
View ArticleThe Readers Writers: Nonfiction author Robert K. Tanenbaum
Robert Tanenbaums legal career as a prosecutor mirrors the best, and the worst, of this country. Brooklyn native Tanenbaum became the homicide bureau chief for the New York district attorneys office,...
View ArticleBook Notes: The Names of Our Tears
The Names of Our Tears: An Amish-Country Mystery, by P.L. Gaus. A Plume Book, New York, 2013. 240 pages. Paperback. $15.Sometimes setting trumps plot. P.L. Gaus newest Amish mystery, The Names of...
View ArticleBook Notes: At the Dying of the Year, by Chris Nickson
At the Dying of the Year: A Richard Nottingham Mystery, by Chris Nickson. Crème de la Crime; Sutton, Surrey, England, 2013.I like an author who dedicates his book to his cat: For August, the best...
View ArticleChapter by chapter with tween author Cindy Callaghan
Wilmington resident and author Cindy Callaghan loves a good mystery and a lot of adventure. Young readers of her latest book, "Lost in London" will have the opportunity to ask Callaghan about both on...
View ArticleBook review: Blockbusters’ offers look at strategies of megahit movies
If you're a 16-year-old boy you're probably pretty happy these days with your choices at the multiplex. However, for the rest of us, things are not so rosy.It's safe to say that most Hollywood fare is...
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