Happy Independence Day Alexandra Sabian and Hannah Vogel! Today is July 5. Iâm calling it âIndependence Dayâ for Jeannie Holmes and me because today we release our latest novels into the wild. In honor of that, Iâm totally blowing off this weekâs question and instead Jeannie and
READ MORE →Guilty Pleasures . By Rebecca Cantrell . Whatâs the guiltiest pleasure on my bookshelf? . Iâm vaguely guilty about all the stacks of books I have that wonât even fit onto my shelves, but not enough to give them top billing. Because, really, theyâre just a sign
READ MORE →by Rebecca Cantrell Hereâs an opening based on a thriller Iâm working on. I fudged a bit. The scene is set in Venice, so thereâs no high rise, and Claraâs in her 20s instead of her 30s. But at least I followed a couple of the rules
READ MORE →Todayâs post is about inciting a riot and then getting off scot free. Hannah Vogel, as we know, never gets off scot free, no matter how glib she might be. This is because her author is mean to her and forces her to constantly confront Nazis in
READ MORE →Sorry for the lateness of today’s post. I just got back from the Tucson Festival of Books and collapsed in an exhausted, dried up husk instead of writing my blog post. Today’s topic? What’s on my reference shelf? I have all the standard writing books on the
READ MORE →Your protagonist blows a tire on a deserted road. When she checks for the spare, she finds the body of a young girl (mid-teens.) What does she do? Living in Berlin in the 1930s with a small income, Hannah doesnât have a car. In âA Trace of
READ MORE →by Rebecca Cantrell Hereâs my problem (and I suspect Iâm not alone): there is TOO MUCH to do. I twitter. I Facebook. I do physical book tours. I do virtual blog tours. I check in at goodreads and shelfari. I blog. I read and comment on other
READ MORE →What artist, living or dead, would you want to do your cover design? By Rebecca Cantrell I was walking through a little gallery in Kona the other day. Usually the paintings they carry have tropical themesâwhales, flowers, waves, cottages in the moonlightâand often I come across something
READ MORE →What would my protagonist do if she won the lottery? . . . By Bekka Black (aka Rebecca Cantrell) . If it were Hannah Vogelâs month and she won the lottery, I think her first order of business would be to hire someone to put out a
READ MORE →How would you update your favorite classic book? by Bekka Black (aka Rebecca Cantrell) Using my secret identity of Bekka Black (wait, just blew my cover, delete this later), I wrote a modernization of Bram Stokerâs Dracula. Itâs called iDrakula and itâs supposed to come out in
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