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Your Summer Chapter Starts Here
Indie Author of the Week! Amy McCorkle Amy McCorkle was born and raised in Louisville, KY. She has lived in New Mexico and Texas, but currently lives in Shepherdsville, Kentucky. She is not only an award-winning blogger but also a successful author in the sci-fi erotic romance genre, with the novel No Ordinary Love and the upcoming release of the dark romantic suspense tale Another Way to Die. She has also been contracted for GLADIATOR, a Mad Max meets Gladiator series set to
Lynn Tincher
3 days ago3 min read
Summer Stories, Live & Local
Indie Author of the Week! Sandra Sanders Sandra Sanders is a registered nurse. She attends church and feels inspired to write a testimony on how religion and the Holy Spirit influenced her life. She was called by Christ to share her story with the world. Ink Happens Signing Event with Cody Burton May 16th from 1-4pm in the La Grange location Join us as we help Kayla Davenport launch the fourth book in her Beyond the Gates series. Meet Kayla in person, pick your favorite b
Lynn Tincher
May 233 min read
Blooming Stories for Bright May Days-Fun Events Await!
Indie Author of the Week! Lee Wright Lee Wright is a visionary author, storyteller, and passionate explorer of the mystical and the unknown. As the creative force behind The Grand Mystics Saga, an ambitious five-book epic fantasy series, he weaves together ancient magic, legendary heroes, dark prophecies, unforgettable quests, and richly imagined worlds that transport readers far beyond the ordinary. When he’s not crafting tales in hidden realms or developing the next chapter
Lynn Tincher
May 153 min read
A Cup Of Tea And A May Read
Indie Author of the Week! Ellen Birkett Morris Ellen Birkett Morris is the author of Lost Girls: Short Stories, winner of the Pencraft Award. Her novel Beware the Tall Grass is the winner of the Donald L. Jordan Award for Literary Excellence and will be published in March 2024 by CSU Press. Her fiction has appeared in Shenandoah, Antioch Review, Notre Dame Review, and South Carolina Review, among other journals. She won the Bevel Summers Prize for short fiction. Morris is a r
Lynn Tincher
May 83 min read
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