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About Alicia Smock

Alicia Smock is a book editor for Xulon Press. Her love of stories began at a young age that has carried on throughout the years and into her dream career. Even with more than a decade's worth of experience writing newspaper articles, book reviews, and author interviews as well as more than seven years' experience editing books from a wide variety of genres, she is always finding ways to strengthen and improve her skills in the literary arts. When she is not editing or getting lost in a good book, she can be found playing video games or cooking unique and delicious meals.

Reading Challenges for 2025: Your Ultimate Guide to a Fun and Rewarding Year

With the beginning of a new year comes resolutions to accomplish, and for avid readers, these often include setting ambitious reading goals. If you’re looking for a way to make this year a standout year for your reading habits, why not take on a fun book challenge? Reading challenges for 2025 are a perfect way

By |2025-01-28T23:38:52+00:00January 29th, 2025|Categories: Reading|Tags: , , |0 Comments

Discover the Fascinating Work of Rob Spera: Our Author of the Month

Meet Rob Spera, a director with an extensive background in film, television, and theater as well as a twenty-year teaching career at the American Film Institute. With the wealth of knowledge he has acquired over the years, he has chosen to gather it all together to share with the masses in his debut publication, Film/TV

By |2025-01-23T17:06:29+00:00January 14th, 2025|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , , |0 Comments

The Best Halloween Books to Read in October

With the coming of fall comes the inevitable early celebration of the first of the upcoming major holidays: Halloween. While many begin the celebrations by watching popular horror films, enjoying early Halloween candy, and spending time decorating the house, why not try adding something new to the early festivities this year? Reading Halloween books! Now

Class is Back in Session: Creative Writing College Courses 311

Are you going to college to study in fields such as engineering, medicine, math, or science? Do you have an idea for a story you would like to write someday, but feel you can’t since your field of study isn’t English? Creative writing college courses are a great way to squeeze in some real writing

A Literary Summer: Five Book-Related Activities for Children

Summer. What a fantastic word to a child! School is out, it’s warm outside, and the long days are filled with nothing but fun in the sun. While many children normally fill their summer days playing on electronics, hanging with friends, or going on family vacations, there are other book-related activities they may not even

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