A short and beautiful tale for Christmas
There are many enjoyable short films to be enjoyed at Christmas time. How the Grinch Stole Christmas, A Charlie Brown
Month: December 2016
An invisible library and alternate reality readers will wish existed
Any bibliophile who discovers a book with “Library” in its title will more than likely pick it up to read.
First in religious young adult series conveys excellent message of belief and faith
It can prove to be quite the challenge when it comes to writing theological stories for the young adult genre.
What makes a hero a hero?
Superheroes have become a big part of today’s pop culture. Not only do these supernatural beings wear the fun colorful
Regaining the spirit of a child in adulthood
As the years pass, every person goes through the same, almost seemingly cursed, transformation. In the beginning of their lives,
An exquisite film inspired by true events
In November of 2009, John Edward Jones died in Nutty Putty Cave in Utah. Jones was trapped 150 feet underground
A new light-hearted piece of fiction
A few years ago, Sandra Ann Falcetta accomplished one of her dreams: she became a self-published author. Her first book,
Inkshares writer Brian Guthrie talks about his contest-winning science fiction debut
With its release just a few short months ago and with over 2,000 copies sold already, Brian Guthrie’s Rise is
Inkshares writer, Ricardo Henriquez, speaks about his recently published horror fantasy debut
So many new writers are seeing their dreams come true as Inkshares, the crowdfunding online publisher, is publishing debut after