Achilles is dead. Helen has vanished. Zeus still reigns. How did it come to this?
That’s the question Justin I. Paquette explores in his debut thriller, Operation Trojan War.
Indigo River Publishing Authors
On Writing Historical Fiction Based on True Events
Much can still be learned from the history of an old coal mine, IRP author N.J. Schrock reveals in her account of writing Morning of a Crescent Moon.
Beyond Hard-Boiled Detective Fiction: A Conversation with Indigo Author JB Roth
A Behind-the-Scenes Look: JB Roth Author Interview This JB Roth author interview takes you beyond the crime scenes and courtrooms, offering a personal look into how he went from attorney to full-time fiction writer. Who is JB Roth, this still-new Indigo River author?...
Navigating Dyslexia and Fear – Ambitious I & II by Likewise
If you are someone who struggles with dyslexia and fear, finding help feels too niche.
Patterns, Patterns Everywhere and Not a Drop of Ink
By Hope Hall I think that writing is taught much the same as we teach grammar. Teaching someone how grammar works is not teaching them to read. They must know how to read to understand grammar. Creative writing has patterns much like grammar has patterns. These...
Hilarious and Helpful Tips from What Women Want
By Editorial Intern, Anjali Ajmani Lauren Atterbery’s What Women Want is not your typical self-help book for men. It just isn’t. Full of humor, a straight-forward tone, and a few embarrassing scenarios, What Women Want guides men through every aspect of relationships...
Let’s Take a Minute to Talk About Lupus
We would like to take a minute to talk about something very important that affects millions of lives - Lupus. A chronic autoimmune disease, Lupus affects at least 1.5 million Americans. There are 16,000 new cases per year, with this number only growing. Diagnosing...