IR Approved Author James A. Ross: “I wrote my first book in college and published my first one the same year I started collecting social security.”

Bad things happen when a bioresearch research company on the verge of bankruptcy agrees to act as a conduit for anonymous shipments of vials, powders and Petri-dishes in exchange for quick cash.

Continue ReadingIR Approved Author James A. Ross: “I wrote my first book in college and published my first one the same year I started collecting social security.”

Advice from IR Approved Author B.S. Thompson: “Start early, and chronical your journey towards publication on social media as much as you are able.”

The story revolves around a peculiar boy named Edward Nodd, who is fairly unremarkable in almost every way, except to say that he feels as though he is missing something.

Continue ReadingAdvice from IR Approved Author B.S. Thompson: “Start early, and chronical your journey towards publication on social media as much as you are able.”

Advice from IR Approved Author Christiana Egi: “Be persistent and believe in yourself, because there will be many challenges along the way.”

The book is about the trauma and challenges families encounter when they learn a loved one has been diagnosed with dementia.

Continue ReadingAdvice from IR Approved Author Christiana Egi: “Be persistent and believe in yourself, because there will be many challenges along the way.”

Advice from IR Approved Author Alice McVeigh: “Have a newsletter. And back your talent.” 

I've always wondered what Elizabeth Bennet of Pride and Prejudice would have thought about Emma Woodhouse of Emma etc.  So I decided to create a time-line for Austen's books and to imagine her characters interacting--with each other, and with my own.

Continue ReadingAdvice from IR Approved Author Alice McVeigh: “Have a newsletter. And back your talent.”