All writers will have their own preference for how they write. Some will seek the solitude of a cushy quiet room that is removed from all distraction. Others may prefer the life of a bustling coffee house or pub with a special brew sitting a pen’s length from their busy hands. Find us on Facebook … Continue reading »
Teaching preschoolers for over 30 years has earned Leora Lazarus some bragging rights when it comes to what kids love to read. Known to her students as Teacher Lee, Lazarus emigrated to the U.S. from South Africa with her family in 2000 and plans to deliver with her children’s book “Naughty Norman.” Q: How did … Continue reading »
At just 15 years old, Michael Hall is making his way as a teen writer with a lot to say. Read on to learn more about his advice for writers, young and old. Q: Tell us about your current project. A: My most recent story is “Apartment 13A,” which is a novella I wrote in … Continue reading »
Whether books or music, author Jeff Resnick is most comfortable when he is creating. A published author and composer, Jeff has arranged music for internationally acclaimed Jazz artists and has recently published “The Gift” — a seven-book series touted as a musical journey through time and space. Follow Educated Writer on Facebook Q: Tell us … Continue reading »
It was faith and adversity that finally got author Donya Lynne to her desk to write. Now she is busier than ever. Q: What are some of your current projects? A: I’m currently working on my seventh “All the King’s Men” book, my third “Strong Karma” novel, my first novel in my new “Hope Falls” … Continue reading »
Since she was a little girl, author Ashley Ludwig has dreamed of seeing her name on the spine of a book. That dream was realized 2009 with the release of her first novel “All or Nothing” in 2009. Since then, doors of opportunity have continued to open wide. Q: What are some of your current … Continue reading »
It was recently announced that award-winning novelist Toni Morrison’s new novel “God Help the Child” will hit the shelves in April, 2015. For fans of this brilliant writer, the six-month wait will be a long one. Morrison has been dazzling readers with her elegantly incisive prose for decades now with novels like “The Bluest Eye,” … Continue reading »
Since her childhood dream of becoming a professional football player with the Oakland Raiders didn’t quite work out, Aleisha Gore has pursued another goal — writing! Read on for how this self-described poet and journal writer has parlayed her passion for adventure into an exciting turn as a screenwriter. Q: What are some of your … Continue reading »
Sandi Schwartz has been working with children and families for over 40 years. So, it’s understandable that she would have a lot to say on the subject. With the publication of her first book, “Authentic Parenting Power,” Sandi offers our Educated Writers tips on the writing and publishing process. Q: Tell us a little about … Continue reading »
Laura Roppé is busy. The breast cancer survivor and attorney-turned-writer is singing in a band, writing and recording music, hosting a weekly show for Amazon, narrating audio books and writing novels. And it was all spurred by the success of her memoir “Rocking the Pink.” Q: What are some of your current projects? A: I … Continue reading »