Welcome to a special Read Another Page interview with author, Hannah Foster! Rebekah Morris: Hi Hannah! Welcome to the Read Another Page library. Would you tell my readers a little about yourself, as I’m sure not everyone knows you. Hannah Foster: Hi...

I read a post a while back from a friend and it made me think. My thoughts went beyond what her post asked and I ended up with these questions. Perhaps they can encourage you or at least make you think. If I’m writing a story for the glory of God, ca...

Is your writing is in a slump? Are you experiencing any of the following symptoms? Flat Characters Blah Descriptions Stilted Conversation No Desire to Write Sluggish Writing Sessions Boring Plots Dry Action Scenes If so, then you might need the advic...

It’s here! I’m so excited to get to finally share not just the link so you can order your own copy of this lovely collection, but the story behind the book. You like stories, right? I thought so. After all, why would you be coming to Read Another Pag...

I’m finally releasing a new novel! I know, I know. It’s been a long time since I’ve released something this long, but this story was one of those on and off stories. It would be moving along great and then suddenly . . . It would stop. Perhaps I was...

Some people have asked me if my stories ever evolve into something different than I was expecting. Or if my stories ever change as I’m writing them. Sometimes they do slightly, other times quite a bit. Did you want to see what the changes for one sto...

Hey! Kate, over at Once Upon an Ordinary suggested that I do a special post just sharing 5 Historical Fiction books that I liked from this year. I know this means more books for you all, but since I think I can throw it together really quickly, and I...

Just to make this clear, these are reasons why I write this genre, not why everyone does or should. First of all, let’s define what constitutes “Historical Fiction” books. Historical fiction is a story set in the past, often during a significant time...

I’ve had many people over the years ask how I manage to make them feel hot or cold or hungry, or whatever the characters are feeling when they read my stories. I’ve had people ask for help on learning to write good descriptions that don’t leave the r...

Welcome to a special Read Another Page interview with Canadian author, Courtenay Burden. Rebekah Morris: Welcome to the Read Another Page library. I’m delighted you could join me for a chat. Courtenay Burden: Thanks, Rebekah! I’m delighted to be here...