Xlibris News| Women’s Day Free Online Archive
An article from The Bustle shares how, in celebration of the 2018 International Women’s Day the Cambridge University Press has put together a large body of blog articles, book chapters, articles, and interviews by famous women thinkers, and made them available for reading in an online archive. For free. For the entire […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Writing Tips| Writing Cosmic Horror
Xlibris Publishing presents some writing tips Writing Cosmic Horror some advice for authors with an interest writing in the cosmic horror genre. The author Howard Philips Lovecraft, or H.P. Lovecraft, is widely remembered for two things. One, he was the founder and primary author of what is called the Cthulhu Mythos, a body of novels, […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author| Zoe Hickerson, Wet Hands and Ginger Hair
Xlibris Publishing introduces Zoe Hickerson, author of Wet Hands and Ginger Hair. My book Wet Hands and Ginger Hair is a collection of creative writings and poetry I have written over the last 6 months. It is the 3rd book I have had published in the past 14 months. My name is Zoe, […] READ MORE |
Xlibris News| Occult Book Collection Online
A recent article from The Bustle announces that the Dutch Ritman Library has recently begun adding books within its occult collection to its digital archive. The Dutch Ritman Library is a massive collection of books and tomes about the ancient magical tradition known as Hermeticism. Thanks to a large donation by the author Dan […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Writing Tips| Fantasy Words
There is a freedom in writing fantasy fiction found in few other genres save for science-fiction. In both Fantasy and Science Fiction the author is free to create and wield terms and concepts nonexistent in modern usage, more so the former than the latter. But within that freedom lays a trap. Too often fantasy writers […] READ MORE |