The remedy to your disease will be so unexpected, you won’t realize it is medicine until you reflect to look back and see you are no longer ill. But to cure a disease you must first diagnose it because tending to symptoms only keeps you in a loophole of...
Another year, another variant, another lockdown. Who would have thought that this year, South African indie authors would be getting an Xmas present we really wanted? Our journey to financial emancipation begins within the Amazon KDP backend, the section oft hidden...
How writing has improved my quality of life? On a beautiful crisp morning I am faced with this question. One I have not thought of in the past, not as in depth as I write this article. Heart pounding in my chest, as it always does when I write a story. I sure have...
Unlike the recent Tokyo Olympics which took place despite extenuating circumstances and a cost of about $28 billion, many book fairs across the globe have not been so lucky. Some events were postponed or held digitally with hybrid models also part of the...
So you’ve put the final fullstop on the last sentence of your first novel. What a mammoth task that was. Now you are ready to get that masterpiece published so that your readers can experience your well-crafted creativity. Of course, you might be wondering: “Should I...
Stone Circles. A short story submission from Marinda Rees. Chapter I The mouth of the cave was circled in a rosy hue and framed with sparkles of rainbow colours flashing from the gift stones that were embedded in the cave roof and entrance. Lilli watched this beauty...
