There are more genres of fiction than I care to talk about, so in this article I’ll only focus on a few of them. Paranormal fiction and fantasy are easy to confuse, but there is a simple way to tell them apart.

Paranormal Anthology with a Twist is a collection of eleven short stories, each one written by a different author. Besides having at least one paranormal element, each story in this collection also has a twist.

Do you celebrate Barbie Day by getting out all of your Barbie dolls and playing with them? How many things do you have to get over on Get Over It Day? Who is Joe Franklin and why do we have a holiday celebrating what this man has done? What causes you to panic on Panic Day?

Do you tend to spoil your pets on Love Your Pet Day? Are you brave enough to celebrate Northern Hemisphere Hoodie Hoo Day? Are you lucky enough to be able to attend the Mardi Gras? Hopefully one of the following holidays will inspire you to write a terrific story.

Silver Tongue Press is a small publishing company that is owned by three of us. We don’t live anywhere near each other. We call Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Alabama home. That is one of the wonders of running an online business. We do everything over the internet.

Outlaw, written by Angus Donald, explores the legends and history of Robin Hood and medieval England, through the eyes of one of his “band of merry men”. Alan Dale, now 60 years old, wants the truth about who Robin was and what he did to be made public.

Some very unusual festivals take place during the fall season. If one of the festivals I talk about in this article catch your interest, maybe you will want to include it in your next story.

There are an abundance of unusual holidays in January that we can use to add a touch of something different to our stories. In this article, I'll tell you about the unusual holidays from the twenty-fifth day of January through the thirty-first day of January.

One Blood, a thriller/suspense novel, was written by Qwantu Amaru. This author's stunning debut novel takes place in New Orleans.

On the Edge of Twilight, an historical fiction novel written by Aaron T. Knight, gives an alternate history of World War II and what might have happened if the invasion of Normandy on June 6 had been a complete and utter failure.