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Building an Onion
By Christina Mercer
Mastering the craft of writing is like building an onion from the middle out. You start with a core idea and layer on ski... 
I’ve Got Some Lovin’ To Do: Julia Park Tracey
Look who stopped in on her virtual book tour -- Indie-Visible's own Julia Park Tracey. Julia recently edited and published her late great-aunt ...
Another Big Change in My Big Life (AKA: I Quit My Day Job)
By Tomi L. Wiley
When I was young, my parents had dinner parties and people over – friends from the tiny community I grew up in (I think the...
Giving Up is Hard to Do–My Big Oh
By Stephanie Naman
National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) isn’t just about writing a novel in a month. It’s a gut check about where writ...
Writer’s Work
by Jordan Rosenfeld
In honor of all the hardworking writers, those hauling ass through National Novel Writing Month, and those plodding with d...
Experience…My Big Oh
By Stephanie Naman
Made you look, didn’t I?
Admit it, you thought a blog called My Big Oh would be filled with fifty shades of sexcapades...
The Banana Slug Correlation
By Elizabeth Beechwood
I found a banana slug today on my walk down Soos Creek Trail. There it was in all of its banana slug glory – at least...
Fall Into…My Big Unknown
By Sharon Wong
Almost Staring Into The Abyss
Of late, my life has come to resemble a requisite coming-of-age plot. Two months ago, I, the fe...
Seeing Paradise
By Sharisse Coulter
Sight is an interesting sense. Especially for writers. It’s our most subjective sense--allowing us to focus or not, to i...
Farsighted, by Emlyn Chand
Reviewed by Christina Mercer
High school is tough enough for most people, but Alex Kosmitoras has the added challenge of blindness. His home l...
Amy McElroy says:
kali ma, thanks for your kind words. While I pieced this story tog...