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iUniverse meets Bill Noel, author of the Folly Beach Mystery series

Posted on March 24, 2015 under Author Blogs
Folly

iUniverse author Bill Noel is a finalist in the INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards for his book, Final Cut: A Folly Beach Mystery. Here, Bill discusses his Folly Beach Mystery series and what has influenced his writing. Please briefly …

New media coverage for iUniverse author Lucas Dyer

Posted on March 2, 2015 under iUniverse News
Lucas Dyer

iUniverse is always delighted to see our authors receive media attention, and today, one of our recently featured authors has some great news. Lucas A. Dyer, who contributed to our blog earlier this year, has been featured in The Capistrano …

iUniverse continues its interview with J. Boyce Gleason

Posted on February 15, 2015 under Author Blogs
Anvil of God

iUniverse continues its interview with J. Boyce Gleason, author of Anvil of God. Here, Gleason talks about his fascination with historical fiction, his book’s awards and his publishing experience. What is it about historical fiction that excites you? When I …

Anvil of God

iUniverse proudly welcomes author J. Boyce Gleason, whose novel, Anvil of God, has won considerable acclaim. In addition to a myriad of enthusiastic and positive reviews, the book has won the Gold Medal for Best Historical Fiction Novel 2014 from …

Lucas Dyer

iUniverse talks with Lucas A. Dyer, author of A Battle Won by Handshakes: The Story of Alpha Company 1/5. Lucas relates the exciting story behind his book, and his successes as both a Marine in Afghanistan and as a writer. …

Phyllis Rauch continues her moving account of “Unlikely Warrior”

Posted on February 1, 2015 under Author Blogs
Unlikely Warrior

iUniverse’s Phyllis Rauch continues her engrossing account of her late husband, Georg Rauch, and their collaboration on Unlikely Warrior: A Jewish Soldier in Hitler’s Army – recently picked up by Farrar, Straus and Giroux/Macmillan. Though he was fluent in English and …

iUniverse

iUniverse is delighted to present Robert Morris, an iUniverse author who shares some really helpful tips on getting through the writing and editing processes. Top Tools for Different Kinds of Writing Each writer has personal style and preferences, so it …

The iUniverse Blog presents the final blog sequel of iUniverse author Sander Zulauf who imparts his invaluable advice on being an acknowledged poet in today’s largely poetry-ignorant age.  6.  Submit your work to established journals and covet your rejections.  Many …

The iUniverse Blog returns with author Sander Zulauf’s valuable pointers for would-be poets. iUniverse Author Sander Zulauf’s Ten Rules for Getting Your Poetry Recognized in a Culture That Doesn’t Really Like to Read Poetry 1. Know the Art of Poetry, …

Poetry may be a lost art to this generation, but not to iUniverse-published poet Sander Zulauf.  A professor of poetry, creative writing, and literature, Sander lives and breathes this literary art. Walking his talk, Sander wrote a collection of haiku …

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