Hi, gang. Craig here again with another of my Expansion packs. These are intended to enhance your stories without being absolute requirements. They mix in well with the series I wrote about The Hero’s Journey, also known as the Writing Monomyth. I have to confess, I’ve only dabbled with this one and have no good … Continue reading Expansion Pack: Fanatic Fans
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Wrapping up 2018
Hi, SE Readers. Joan here with the final post of 2018. It’s hard to imagine we’ve reached the end of another year. Gosh, it’s only 366 days until 2020. Almost twenty years have passed since the new millennium began. Here at Story Empire we’ve reached a few milestones in 2018: Won our first blogging award … Continue reading Wrapping up 2018
Authors Beware: Facebook Doesn’t Allow Pen Names
Hello SErs! Harmony here. Happy Monday! Today, I am posting about a serious issue that I have experienced recently. Some of you might have noticed that I no longer have any presence on Facebook. That little corner of social media that I spent 4 to 5 years building up. At the last count, I had … Continue reading Authors Beware: Facebook Doesn’t Allow Pen Names
If You Build It, Will They Come?
Hello SE Readers. Joan here today. In the 1989 film Field of Dreams, Kevin Costner's character, Ray Kinsella, begins to hear voices. "If you build it, he will come." Those of us familiar with the movie know Ray plows up part of his cornfield to build a baseball diamond in hopes of communicating with his … Continue reading If You Build It, Will They Come?
Will O’ the Wisp by C.S. Boyack #bookreview #TuesdayBookBlog @Virgilante
This is a good review of a book I need to read when I get the chance. Craig does good work and I’ve enjoyed several of his books so I’m not surprised to see this positive review.
There is something evil up Bergamot Holler, and it’s been targeting the Hall family for generations. 
Patty Hall is fifteen years old. She loves stargazing, science fiction, and all things related to space exploration. This leaves her perfectly prepared for the wrong problem.
Patty is afraid her mother will send her to a care facility if she tells her what she’s seen. If she doesn’t figure things out soon, she’s going to join her father in the Hall family cemetery plot.
Patty is going to have to come to grips with her own physical handicap, survive the wilderness, and face an ancient evil all alone if she’s going to survive.
Will O’ the Wisp is suitable for young adults. It involves strong elements of suspense, and is set in the mid 1970s.- Goodreads.com
The strange goings on in their town and friendship between these characters brought to mind Stranger Things
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