Category Archives: Podcast

Prolific Writers, Team Writing

Lorraine Haataia is one of the founding members of Prolific Writers Life, an online writing community with live work sessions, events, and workshops. If you’re struggling with writers’ block, trying to find time to write, or feeling overwhelmed with marketing your book, you’ll discover solutions here. We welcome all writers and all types of writing.Continue reading “Prolific Writers, Team Writing”

Everyone Is Creative

Isabelle Hardesty has always had a love of magic and nature and weaves this into her books. Hardesty is currently working on Midnight in Belle Fleur, the sequel to The Witch of Belle Fleur.  She lives with her family in the Pacific Northwest.  You can find Isabelle at: Website, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, PinterestContinue reading “Everyone Is Creative”

Humans Are More Than Their Actions

I’m a forensic psychologist and story-collector, with a history of working in prison, court, locked psychiatric facilities and emergency rooms. The most important certainty I carry, from all my time working with inmates and patients and onlookers, is that the only real difference between “us” and “them” is who carries the key to leave. AndContinue reading “Humans Are More Than Their Actions”

Excellence is the Best I Can do With What I Have Now

Leon Battista Alberti (1404–72) said “a person can do all things if they will.” I live and create by that motto. When it comes to writing I have created a series of epic length fantasy novels. That work of art is supported by woodworking, linguistics, Photoshop, Indesign, podcasting, Audible, 3D jewelry design and any otherContinue reading “Excellence is the Best I Can do With What I Have Now”

The Writing Life

Since young boyhood, John has tried to be a compassionate person. He has been in love with the English language for as long as he can remember. His parents read to John and his siblings and told them stories. They had a small standing whiteboard with the alphabet surrounding the edges. John would choose lettersContinue reading “The Writing Life”