9 Reclusive Writers in History – Part 1
Many great writers have shunned the public eye but remained popular because of their literary geniuses. But more than their writing, their enigma has also appealed to the readers of their generation and continues to do so today. Did their hermit-like lifestyle help them focus on their writing or was the hubbub of fame or […] READ MORE |
self-published writers
Writing for Creative Expression or Money?
What drives you to write? As more books earning the ire of critics become bestsellers these days, the line between writing skills and business skills has seemingly blurred. Gone are the days when writers pursue their craft for the love of it. Many writers have also seen money in books. Self-publishing levels the playing […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Paul David Powers Pens a Children’s Book for All Ages– Part 2
You’re never too old to read a children’s book nor too old to write it. Xlibris author Paul David Powers has been able to enjoy both, having written his children’s trilogy Telly Tales. Paul reveals more about his book and himself here on the Xlibris Blog. What would you like the reader to render from […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Paul David Powers Pens a Children’s Book for All Ages– Part 1
It’s been said that a good children’s book attracts the young and old alike. Although his authored children’s books are for ages 6 to 12, Xlibris author Paul David Powers has penned a trilogy entitled Telly Tales, with hopes of bringing life lessons for all ages. Today’s Xlibris Blog features the children’s […] READ MORE |
Octogenarian Author Becomes an NIEA Finalist, Renews Writing Zest
Xlibris has welcomed a full spectrum of authors that have published their literary work through its wide array of supported self-publishing services. Whatever their writing motivation and intent, Xlibris has seen writers of all ages and genders realize their goals of becoming full-fledged authors. At the age of 85, Marguerite Bladen has discovered that writing […] READ MORE |