Bob Smith is visiting the Peasants today for a chat about his writing and life. His piece “A Tale of Human Laziness” is a Comedy/Satire on The Book Times, and one of my favorite pieces published on the website so far. If you’re in need of a chuckle, you’ll want …
Joining us today, we have Jason Benoit, the writer for whom the Real Life Commentary section on The Book Times was created. In 140 characters or less, what’s the first thing you want readers to know about you? Truth; whether it’s good, bad, happy, sad, ugly, or otherwise, it’s always …
Today is part 3 in The Book Times Author Series, joining us today is Wanda Lea Brayton. Bio: A former college librarian and construction news reporter, Wanda Lea Brayton has written poetry since 1973. Her poems have been published by The Book Times, Hudson View Poetry Digest, The Pedestal Magazine, …
The peasants are welcoming Sherry Foley to the blog for the second in our series focusing on the authors of The Book Times. Sherry’s psychological thriller, Switched in Death, came out earlier this year and is available in print and as an eBook. Switched in Death
The Peasants welcome Mohadoha, author of Love Comes Later, for the first in a series of posts spotlighting authors of The Book Times. Learn about Mohadoha and her upcoming book Love Comes Later. Interview In 140 characters or less, what’s the first thing you want readers /fellow authors to know about …
It’s about time I sit down and figure out my goals again. I think I’ve finally settled into my work routine, and it’s actually not so bad. I talked to my Papaw yesterday and he was making fun because I’m not a morning person–we’re probably lucky I survived High School–and …