Xlibris Authors| Michael J. Schultz, The Vela Project
It is with great pleasure that Xlibris Publishing introduces Michael J. Schultz, author of The Vela Project. Briefly describe your book. A terrorist attack leaves millions inflicted with an unknown virus. This scar on humanity has left desperate politicians no alternative than to rest their hopes on bizarre science and theories regarding an untested […] READ MORE |
Author: Thomas McKinley
Xlibris Writing Tips- 5 Tips for Writing Urban Fantasy
Xlibris Publishing shares 5 Tips for Writing Urban Fantasy. A fairly recent sub-genre, Urban Fantasy combines many elements of fiction to produce stories blending together the fantastic with the recognizable mundane. Neil Gaiman, Jim Butcher, and Kate Griffin are but some of the more recognizable names of the relatively young but still growing sub-genre. […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author| Ronald D. Write, Scattered to Perfection
Xlibris Publishing introduces Ronald D. Write, author of Scattered to Perfection. About Your Book and Yourself. Please briefly describe your book. My book Scattered to Perfection is a collection of poems about various issues in life, and also exciting poems that I think can turn into movies one day. Do […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author| Meg Duly, The Song
Xlibris Publishing introduces Meg Duly, author of The Song series of novels. Please briefly describe your books. My “Song” series is: The Other Side of the Song, Truth is the Song, & Sons of the Song. The books are a running story about a very unlikely family coming together. There are four little girls […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author| Robert Brooks, From the Frozen Chosin to Churchill
Xlibris Publishing introduces Robert Brooks, author of From the Frozen Chosin to Churchill. What inspired you to write your book, and how long did it take you to finish it? I have been a student of a few disciplines. I am drawn to Science, Theology, Philosophy, and History. I was working on a self […] READ MORE |