Tag Archives: reading

Author Chat: Elizabeth Marx

Posted on November 30, 2015 by Christie |

Elizabeth Marx is a prolific writer of multiple genres and series. Every time we get a manuscript from her, we’re amazed that she can write so much so quickly! But she’s got what it takes to hit home with her … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors | Tagged author, authors, blog, book, books, chicago, college, elizabeth marx, fiction, inspiration, interview, just close enough, just in case, monday blogs, novel, novels, reading, romance, series, tell me something real, the chicago series, writer, writers, writing | Comments Off

Rocky Rochford’s Don’t Say A Word is here!

Posted on July 1, 2015 by Christie |

Subscribe to Proof Positive by Email

We’ve been waiting for it and finally Rocky Rochford has come out with the second part to his Don’t Turn Around trilogy. It’s even better than we’d hoped, and Rocky has been kind enough to share a gripping excerpt in his guest … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors | Tagged author, authors, awethors, books, disturbing, don't say a word, don't turn around, excerpt, extract, fiction, guest post, horror, indie author, launch date, murder, new book, novel, novels, psychology, pub date, reading, rocky rochford, scary, serial killer, series, short stories, short story, thriller, trilogy, writer, writers | Comments Off

Awethors Event: Why I Love Supporting Indie Authors

Posted on April 11, 2015 by Christie |

Subscribe to Proof Positive by Email

Get Down With The Awethors co-creator D.M. Cain graciously suggested that I should do an interview too. As I haven’t published a full book yet, I thought I’d take her up on it in a different way: by telling you why … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors | Tagged anatomy of a darkened heart, author, author event, authors, awethors, beta read, blog, book, book event, books, christie stratos, editing, editor, event, fiction, get down with the awethors, inspiration, interview, novel, novels, oxygen defined, proof positive, proofread, proofreading, publishing, reading, writer, writers, writing | Comments Off

Awethors Event: Interview with D.M. Cain

Posted on April 11, 2015 by Christie |

Subscribe to Proof Positive by Email

Our seventeenth awesome author in the countdown until the Get Down With The Awethors Facebook event on April 12 is D.M. Cain. She’s one of the authors who started this wonderful event and her writing is outstanding (first-hand knowledge!). Don’t miss her giveaways! ~~~ 1. … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors | Tagged a chronicle of chaos, author, author event, authors, awethors, book, book event, books, booktrope, cover art, cover wars, d.m. cain, dark fantasy, dm cain, event, fantasy, fiction, free, get down with the awethors, giveaway, inspiration, interview, novel, novels, reading, series, the light and shadow chronicles, the phoenix project, the shield of soren, writer, writers, writing | Comments Off

5 Simple New Year’s Resolutions Every Writer Needs to Keep

Posted on January 5, 2015 by Christie |

Subscribe to Proof Positive by Email

Not sure what goals to set for yourself as a writer in 2015? Proof Positive has some ideas for you that will help keep your writing career on track whether you’re a first-time author or a highly published author. Write … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing | Tagged author, author goals, author reads, author year, authors, bestsellers, book, books, creativity, enable yourself, expand your knowledge, genre, get yourself to write, goals for writers, haiku, independent authors, independent writers, indie authors, indie writers, invest in your writing, lit theory, new year, new years, new years resolution, novel, novels, poetry, reader, reading, social media, writer, writer advice, writer goals, writer reads, writers, writing 2015, writing advice, writing field, writing goals, writing resolution, writing year | 1 Comment

Meet Author Susan Mills Wilson

Posted on September 29, 2014 by Christie |

Subscribe to Proof Positive by Email

Here at Proof Positive, we’re huge fans of books that have something for everyone. Susan Mills Wilson’s latest book, Her Lying Eyes, has it all: suspense, romance, mystery, murder, politics, and lies – lots of them. If you’re looking for a book you can … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors | Tagged author, authors, blog, blog post, book, books, fiction, good gone bad, her lying eyes, interview, lies, monday blogs, mystery, novel, novels, police academy, politics, proof positive, reading, romance, susan mills wilson, susan wilson, suspense, thriller, writer, writers, writing | 3 Comments

Meet Author Michelle Diana Lowe

Posted on July 5, 2014 by Christie Stratos |

Subscribe to Proof Positive by Email

“Fearless” is the best word to describe Michelle Diana Lowe’s just-published book, The Glass Heart Girl. Lowe’s incredible book breaks barriers rarely crossed in such detail with grace and honesty you won’t readily find elsewhere. The Glass Heart Girl was just published yesterday, … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors | Tagged author, book, college, cover art, fiction, genre, inspiration, interview, london, michelle diana lowe, new adult, novel, reading, relationships, romance, situations, the glass heart girl, writer, writing | 4 Comments

Author Chat: Why I Like Historicals

Posted on November 23, 2013 by Christie Stratos |

Subscribe to Proof Positive by Email

By now, you’re probably familiar with Donna Hatch’s historical romance novels. If not, check out her Amazon page for a listing of her published books. I had the chance to catch up with Donna, who is always in the midst … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors | Tagged a perfect secret, author, authors, blog post, books, challenge, donna hatch, England, escape, escapism, guest post, historical fiction, Historical novels, historical romance, historical romance novels, history, interview, interviews, novels, reading, reality, Regency, research, romance, time period | 6 Comments

“Literally” Is The New “Figuratively”…And Other Word Anomalies

Posted on August 28, 2013 by Christie Stratos |

Subscribe to Proof Positive by Email

Language evolution is an understandable and even necessary thing – linguists agree that when a language stops evolving, it quickly becomes a dead language. But English is undergoing an interesting type of evolution: word definitions are changing and expanding to … Continue reading →

Posted in Language, Writing | Tagged books, definitions, evolution, figuratively, grammar, language, literally, publishing, reading, writing | 8 Comments

Sex Scenes in Young Adult Books?

Posted on June 20, 2013 by Christie Stratos |

Subscribe to Proof Positive by Email

Malorie Blackman and Melvin Burgess say teenagers should read books in high school which tackle realistic sexual relationships as well as realistic sex itself. Their argument is that teenagers are going to get their information on sex and what it’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Genre Talk | Tagged authors, books, boundaries, ethics, fiction, high school, Malorie Blackman, Melvin Burgess, morals, novel, reading, relationships, sex, sexuality, teenager, writing, YA, Young Adult | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: reading

Author Chat: Elizabeth Marx

Rocky Rochford’s Don’t Say A Word is here!

Awethors Event: Why I Love Supporting Indie Authors

Awethors Event: Interview with D.M. Cain

Meet Author Susan Mills Wilson

Meet Author Michelle Diana Lowe

Author Chat: Why I Like Historicals

“Literally” Is The New “Figuratively”…And Other Word Anomalies

Sex Scenes in Young Adult Books?

Archives

Meta

Find what you’re looking for:

Amazon Associates Disclosure