Amanda Khong from the Bookish Brews website gave me the opportunity to write for her website. I wrote about my struggles with publishing in a language that is not spoken where I live and also my general struggles with self-publishing from a small Latin American country. I’m thrilled by this opportunity. I invite you toContinue reading “Bolivian Literature”
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IA: Initiate Blog Tour stop
Welcome to my first participation in a Blog Tour, so far I’ve been enjoying it very much. I was lucky enough to be today’s tour stop for “IA: Initiate” by John Darryl Winston. The Blog Tour is running this week (March 21-25) and you can find the participating bloggers and schedule here. You can findContinue reading “IA: Initiate Blog Tour stop”
Guest Interview: Stuart J. Whitmore
There are few short stories that I wish had been turned into a novel; No Fanfare by Stuart J. Whitmore is one of those short stories that I wish had been longer. This fantastic well-told story presents us a topic with so many questions that leaves readers wondering about the endless possibilities. But Stuart not only writesContinue reading “Guest Interview: Stuart J. Whitmore”
Guest Post: Juni Desireé – fellow blogger and writer
When you enter the blogging world, not only you start communicating with the people that follow your blog, but also you start following other blogs you start connecting with. In my blogger journey I had the chance to meet many wonderful people whose blogs I love to read, one of those persons is Juni Desireé,Continue reading “Guest Post: Juni Desireé – fellow blogger and writer”
Guest Post: Scarlett Van Dijk – A Writing Journey: Past, Present, and Future –
Hello everyone. Carla Doria kindly asked me to hop over to her blog and let you know a little about myself and my writing. So, to start off, my name is Scarlett Van Dijk and I am a young Australian writer who writes mostly novels but also dabbles in short stories and poetry. I likeContinue reading “Guest Post: Scarlett Van Dijk – A Writing Journey: Past, Present, and Future –”