While I prefer fictional story settings, To the Left of Death made that tricky, given that the main character spends some time in New York City. It is a fictionalized New York City, in the sense that the places the characters visit are (mostly) not real. However, I like my fictionalized cities to be grounded […]
Ready for a story break? In addition to listening to stories on my podcast, you can now read 20 of those stories in Freely Written Vol. 1. This slim book is easy to toss in a bag for reading on-the-go and it makes a great gift for story lovers who’d rather read than listen to
I’m always honored to be invited onto podcasts, internet shows, etc. I recently had a chance to hang out with Ye Grumpier Ol’ Nerds (minus Gary who was home sick) over at Comic Logic Books and Artwork. I’ve mentioned Comic Logic here before. It’s a local comic book shop where I’ve often held book signings
In a country where most people spend an enormous amount of time online—reading and writing—the general lack of literacy is shocking. Not just the nitty-gritty of grammar and spelling, but basic reading comprehension and writing ability. As in, knowing what words mean and putting them in an order that makes sense. Now, I don’t expect
The Insistence of Memory has earned a 5-star review from Readers’ Favorite. For immediate release: Author’s new book receives a warm literary welcome. Readers’ Favorite announces the review of the Fiction – Science Fiction book “The Insistence of Memory” by Susan Quilty, currently available at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09KJBHDVF. Readers’ Favorite is one of the largest book review and
