I feel I should do something for Halloween. I really want to do something for Halloween. Instead of writing up something and throwing out that short little something, I decided to pull one of the darkest, most horrific sections I could find in Broken and share it with you. I must warn you, this section […]
The Psychology and Subconscious of the Fictional by Angela B. Chrysler A blank page. Endless possibilities stare back at the writer. They start with a character that stares back up at them—nameless, faceless, void of identity and gender. So the writer invents a face. A name is chosen (unless you are H.G.Wells), and with it […]
In the name of education, I am breaking the taboo. I am sharing my finances with fellow authors. Here is a post that reveals all my book sales, all my profits, before ads and giveaways. I just started up an ad for each of my books and will be posting after pics and numbers […]
We Have To Be Carefully Taught By Angela B. Chrysler You’ve got to be taught To hate and fear, You’ve got to be taught From year to year, It’s got to be drummed In your dear little ear You’ve got to be carefully taught. You’ve got to be taught to be afraid Of people whose […]
An Author’s Journal 11 November 2015 – Amor Vincit Omnia release date 30 October 2015 – Today is the first day my paid ads on Facebook went live. I am recording the details for authors to see and will post the link when I have the post built. 29 October 2015 – Article “Parenting with […]
2016 Brain to Books Cyber Convention Brain to Books Newsletter Brain to Books Website The Brain to Books website will be closed for maintenance on 1 January 2016. In the meantime, the new home base is Facebook, which I use alongside Goodreads. On 28 October 2015, I have decided to close the website for Brain […]
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Please note: This edition is unedited. This is the opening chapter of Lorlenalin’s Lies! Enjoy! Lorlenalin’s Lies PROLOGUE Borg fell to the floor of the stone room painted in streaks of flickering orange light cast by the torch secured to the wall. Wincing, he curled into the pain gouging his ribs as warm blood […]
Parenting with PTSD by Angela B. Chrysler Our household consists of two adults—a mother and step-father—and three children all of whom are from the first marriage. Whenever a step-parent enters the equation, chemistry and relationships are sure to conflict, authority is compromised, and power wars commence. It’s been seven years since my husband—a best […]
