Six Days to Zeus: Alive Day (Based on a True Story) – by Samuel Hill
BASED ON A TRUE STORY. After their unit is attacked by friendly forces, Chief, now paralyzed and homeless, is charged with six counts of premeditated homicide…
A Sad Loss For the BookLocker Family – by Brian Whiddon, Managing Editor
“The military trains people to go to war, but it doesn’t train them how to come home.”
How to Earn Money as a Transcription Writer + 6 Resources for Paying Freelance Transcription Jobs! By Jessy Faraday
Freelance transcribers can earn between $41,000 and $61,000 per year!
Urban Principal: Leadership Lessons – by Bret Allan Anderson
There will always be a need for excellent school leaders. Bret Allan Anderson is one of these, as his career shows…
The Rogue Knight From Wyre Forest: A Sequel to A Knight’s Quest – by Robert Castiglia
Before his wedding day, he was brought back to the present where he was told the entire experience was only a coma-induced dream…
Memoir of a Milk Carton Kid – by Tanya Nicole Kach, with Lawrence H. Fisher
The haunting true story of a young girl, Tanya Kach, lost in the cracks of the system, forced to spend more than a decade as the prisoner of her middle school’s security guard…
WritersWeekly Trivia Question for 04/12/2024
According to this week’s issue of WritersWeekly, why would Angela play such a childish prank as throwing a rubber snake into the chicken coop?? ***Please answer the trivia question using our contact form HERE. Do not post your answer in the comments section below. You must be a WritersWeekly.com subscriber to participate in the weekly […]
What’s a Google Knowledge Panel and Why Do You Need One? – by Skylar Margaret
A knowledge panel is Google’s stamp of approval that shows you’re reputable…
Unorthodox Marketing Techniques to Boost Your Book Sales or Writing Business By Steven Woodard
Let’s explore some out-of-the-ordinary tactics that will help you make a lasting impact.
In The Shadow of Sugarloaf – by Jack James
In the early 1900s, Arkoal, Arkansas is a coal-mining community with little else to keep the people busy. But Kenny, Davy, and Ned somehow find plenty to keep themselves occupied…and in harm’s way.