Month: March 2025

• History’s Shadow: Unveiling the Inspiration Behind “The Secrets of the Rebel”

  Every story has a spark, a kernel of inspiration that sets the wheels of imagination in motion. For “The Secrets of the Rebel,” that spark came from a faded photograph…

• From Quill to Question Mark: A Debut Novelist’s Dilemma

  The ink is dry. The manuscript is complete. After years of research, late nights fueled by strong coffee and even stronger rum, “The Secrets of the Rebel” exists beyond the…

• The Secrets are Out (Almost)

  For weeks, I’ve been sharing little clues, inviting you to imagine the exciting stories waiting to unfold. Some secrets are simply too thrilling to keep in the dark! It’s time…

• The Library of Lost Words (and How to Find It)

  Forget dusty stacks and the scent of decaying parchment. The real library of lost words hums with the quiet whir of hard drives and the faint glow of LCD screens.…

• Why I Don’t Write About Myself (And Other Lies Authors Tell)

  Let’s be honest, dear reader, the moment an author pens the words “Why I…” they’re already knee-deep in a fabrication.  We’re storytellers by trade, weavers of illusion and masters of…

• Five Things I Learned from a Forger of Maps

  The best forgeries are woven from truth and lies in equal measure. He taught me how to spot the subtle inconsistencies, the deliberate omissions, the whispers of what was and…