Ken Stichter and his new thriller, “Trail of Madness”

Posted on January 10, 2018 under Author Blogs

Ken Stichter tells us about his new mystery-thriller Trail of Madness, featuring detective Van Vanarsdale.   Please briefly describe your book . . . Trail of Madness is about a decades-old cold case murder and focuses on the unique talents …

iUniverse presents tips for writing Autobiographies

Posted on January 2, 2018 under iUniverse Advice
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Today, iUniverse talks about writing autobiographies. Just a quick note on terminology: memoirs and autobiographies are two different things. Memoirs focus on a certain period of someone’s life; for example, if Paul McCartney were to write a book about his …

Why Authors Are Choosing iUniverse! Testimonials July-Dec 2017

Posted on December 31, 2017 under iUniverse News

The second half of 2017 has seen more and more authors choosing iUniverse as the self-publishing service for publishing their books. Below, please find some of the ways authors are describing their publishing experiences with iU!   John Syriaco, My …

Brian M. Rossiter and “The Death Myth”

Posted on December 29, 2017 under Author Blogs

iUniverse’s Brian M. Rossiter discusses his new profound work, The Death Myth, and offers some really helpful advice for writers.    Please briefly describe your book . . . The Death Myth is a book that deeply investigates the biblical …

Tyler Sizelove and his horror novel, “The Leaching”

Posted on December 20, 2017 under Author Blogs

iUniverse’s Tyler Sizelove talks about his newly published horror novel, The Leaching.   My new and first book, The Leaching, is a rather gruesome horror story that revolves around supernatural forces spawning form hell. In the events leading up to …

Practical Rhetorical Terms — with Examples!

Posted on December 17, 2017 under iUniverse Advice

In ancient Greece and Rome, rhetoric was considered part of the trivium, or the three main courses of study for ambitious young men. It remained popular until the Middle Ages, after which it gradually ceased to be a requirement for …

Gerry Burke: Author, Humorist, Racehorse Breeder

Posted on December 12, 2017 under Author Blogs

Veteran iUniverse author Gerry Burke talks about his novels, characters, and thoughts on writing.   I have just had business cards printed. I always visualize the cover of my new book on 80% of the available space. The book is …

Stephen H. Archer’s “The Mind and the Stock Market”

Posted on December 11, 2017 under Author Blogs

Author Stephen H. Archer provides crucial investment advice in his new book, The Mind and the Stock Market.   My book, The Mind and the Stock Market, is primarily a book for those who want to begin to think about …

Author Vincent Di Blasi and “Creating Cassandra”

Posted on December 5, 2017 under Author Blogs

iUniverse introduces Vincent Di Blasi, who tells us about his recently published book, Creating Cassandra.   Please briefly describe your book . . . In the process of authoring Creating Cassandra, I found myself writing two love stories, one within …

Raphael Melis and his first literary endeavor, “Nicanor the Penguin”

Posted on November 27, 2017 under Author Blogs

iUniverse author Raphael Melis talks about Nicanor the Penguin, his international experience, and his literary influences.   Please briefly describe your book . . . The book is a fictional story based on real events of a penguin my family …

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