New Fantasy Romance from Tracy Cooper-Posey
Today, SRP author Tracy Cooper-Posey released the 11th and penultimate book in her Arthurian Fantasy Romance series, Once and Future Hearts.
New Jacobine Story from Mark Posey.
Today, SRP author Mark Posey has released a new short story in his Jacobine series, “The Things that Shall Come Upon Them”, which is included in the SRP anthology, A Gathering of Stories: Lantern Festival.
New Science Fiction Romance from SRP author Tracy Cooper-Posey
Stories Rule Press author Tracy Cooper-Posey today releases the eighth book in her popular Science Fiction Romance series, The Endurance.
New Paranormal Suspense from SRP author Mark Posey
Today, SRP author Mark Posey has released a new Nun with a Gun paranormal suspense story. This one is part of an Uncollected Anthology.
New Dystopian Fantasy from Taylen Carver
SRP author Taylen Carver today released the next book in their dystopian fantasy series, The Scorched Lands Saga.
Solarpunk from SRP Author Cameron Cooper
Today, SRP author Cameron Cooper released their solarpunk short story, Winds of Change.
Top 5 Reasons You Should Pay an Editor (Instead of Doing It Yourself)
Let’s get one thing out of the way: you can technically edit your own work. Just like you can technically give yourself a root canal with a mirror, a bottle of bourbon, and a pair of pliers.
But should you?
Here are five good reasons to hire an editor instead of going solo.
One Simple Trick to Make Your Dialogue Instantly Stronger
Struggling with clunky conversations or over-the-top dialogue tags? Clean, compelling dialogue doesn’t just sound real — it works hard to reveal character, build tension, and move your story forward. Here’s how to write dialogue that earns its place on the page.
New Contemporary Magic Realism story from Taylen Carver
Stories Rule Press author Taylen Carver today released their contemporary fantasy & magical realism short story, Roots of the Storm.
When Sci-Fi Steps into the Kitchen: Meet Helix, the Freakishly Human Robot
Watching Helix, Figure AI’s humanoid robot, calmly flipping boxes like a human worker, I felt that eerie thrill: science fiction is stepping right into the kitchen. With promises of domestic robots in homes within a decade, are we ready for this future — or already living it?