WIP Blog

  • Welcome to the Void

    Welcome to the Void

    By Ollie Shane in a year after back to the future three made you scream “give me the future” Said future gives you more unreal than reality, headlines the type the onion et al could dream of will we be all right? will we survive the anthropocene/climate chaos is it any wonder you’ve lost hours… Read more

  • Author Interview with Haddessah Anne Brice

    Author Interview with Haddessah Anne Brice

    We are so excited to meet with one of our wonderful children’s author’s Haddessah Anne Brice, or as we like to call her, Haddie. Her children book, Once Upon A Tower, about a young princess under the thumb of her cruel parents, is available now for purchase! It was artfully illustrated by Emily St. Marie… Read more

  • The Art of Writing a Book Blurb

    The Art of Writing a Book Blurb

    There often comes a point during the publishing process in which you will be asked to write a #BookBlurb. Now, don’t start panicking just yet. You’ve been doing this for years (even if you didn’t know it).  Everytime a friend asks you about a movie and you give them the quick rundown– the main character… Read more

  • Author Interview with M.E. Shao

    Author Interview with M.E. Shao

    Recently, I had the pleasure of doing an interview with author (and basically comedian) M.E. Shao. He’s a renaissance man, having achieved some impressive personal and professional accomplishments. He was kind enough to share a little about himself, his writing style AND his adorable puppy Pipsqueak. Thanks so much for sitting down with me today,… Read more

  • 6 Tips on Being an Author

    6 Tips on Being an Author

    What exactly is “being” an author? Well, we are all authors, believe it or not. When we write emails, texts, and make grocery lists, we are all authoring words. But, to be an author of a story, now that’s something else entirely. Or is it? We’re going to stop you there and say no. Being… Read more

  • An Interview with Maria James-Thiaw

    An Interview with Maria James-Thiaw

    “A health care system built on bias and inequity, a system of policing that snatches our sons & daughters from our arms, and a pandemic painting a target on our backs – this is 2020 through the eyes of a black woman with chronic illness. If you’ve ever been dismissed, ignored, suspected, or accused by… Read more