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What You Know

What You Know (But Not How to Write It)

by Tomi L. Wiley (Sung to the tune of “If You’re Happy and You Know It.”) If you think you love a writer, raise your hand. If...

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The Guitar

by Amy McElroy It’s always been one of my favorite stories about my father: a twenty-three year old White House staffer, loudly prot...

Mother-Daughter

Mothers: As the Plot Turns

Billie Thomas and Rebecca Lawton, two authors well known to the Indie-Visible crowd, both chose to place a mother-daughter at the heart o...

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Scenes from a Nightmare

By Rebecca Lawton For years, a recurring nightmare suggested I’d lived a sordid life. The images hinted I had murdered someone and hid...

Exploring opposites

Exploring Opposites

This month, our theme at Indie-Visible is opposites/clashing cultures, inspired by my novel Junction, Utah. Opposites, and the friction t...

Rebecca Lawton on her new novel, inspired by her life as one of the first women whitewater guides in the West.

The I.V. Interview: Becca Lawton

Rebecca Lawton's debut novel, Junction, Utah, set in the resource-rich Green River valley, is available as an original e-book. She w...

Linda Pressman

The I.V. Interview: Linda Pressman

Indie-Visible is pleased to welcome indie author Linda Pressman, who will share her   experience independently publishing Looking Up: A ...

The Quest to Write

A Quest to Write: Part Two

As part of our continuing QUEST to support Christina Mercer in the launch of Arrow in the Mist, Stephanie Naman posed the question: “Wh...

Quests

The Oldest Quest

by Rebecca Lawton It's a tradition in my family that we get together with good friends for bloodthirsty card games. One of our favorites...

The Quest to Write

A Quest to Write

In our QUEST to support Christina Mercer in the launch of Arrow in the Mist, we’re blogging about QUESTS. When I posed the question: ...

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