Hey! Have you finished reading The Private Life of Jane Maxwell? If not, do not pass Go because this interview is full of spoilers! If you’ve finished reading, carry on, and don’t forget to ask Jenn any questions of your own in the Ask the Author page of the Member Portal (11 min). See Part… Read More
Jenn Gott Interview Two: Writing, Publishing, and Feminism
“[Feminism] definitely informs every part of my writing. Any character in my books that is of real deep importance is gonna be a woman…heroes, villains, everything in between. I did that for years…and it wasn’t until I was about 30 that I realized that that was kind of a radical act.” “Chaos writer” Jenn Gott… Read More
Jenn Gott Interview Part One: Icebreakers
It’s time to learn more about our July/August author partner Jenn Gott! To kick off our interview series, we start with some icebreakers. What is Jenn’s favorite summer activity? What Marvel movie does this superhero-writer love most? And how does she survive co-working with her husband? Find out in Part One of our interview series… Read More
Jenn Gott Answers: “Tips & Tricks for Writing Action”
“I’m halfway through The Private Life of Jane Maxwell, and it is RIVETING, by the way. I think the vivid, comics-inspired visual descriptions play a big role in making it so immersive, so I was wondering, do you have any tips or tricks for knowing when to stop the action and focus on painting a… Read More
Spring 2019 Flash Fiction Winners
Here are the winning stories from F-BOM’s Spring 2019 flash fiction contest, The Burn, judged by Lauren L. Garcia. Winners: Love by A. Rose You see a vast expansion of emptiness. Heat roils off the ground as the sun burns the landscape of the emptiness that is your mind. A guide takes you somewhere that… Read More
Lauren L. Garcia Interview Three: Spoiler-FULL Interview
You’ve been warned! Do not watch this interview until after you’ve finished Catalyst Moon: Incursion. We talked to Lauren about the ending of the novel, whatever happens to [REDACTED], and more spoilers. At the very end, we reveal the flash fiction contest topic, before any non-members get to hear it (13 min). See Part One… Read More