Bestselling Author & Editor Cynthia Hilston

Bestselling Author & Editor Cynthia Hilston

  • About
  • Books
    • Arianna
    • Hannah’s Rainbow: Every Color Beautiful
      • Background
    • Latent Infection & Flushed: Short Stories
    • Lorna & Tristan Series #3: The Rock at the Bottom
    • Lorna & Tristan Series #1: Lorna versus Laura
    • Lorna & Tristan Series #2: Rocks and Flowers in a Box
    • Mile Marker 139
    • Murder: It’s All in Your Head
    • A Laughing Matter of Pain
  • Editorial Services
  • Vlog Series

Short stories & poetry collection coming in August!

Coming soon to audio!

  • How to Take Criticism and Turn It into Growth in 5 Steps

    July 17, 2017
  • Excerpt from WIP Arianna

    Read Chapter One  Chapter Two Ping!  I raced into my bedroom, still dripping from the shower, trying to keep the towel pulled up around me.  My hands fumbled as I grabbed the phone off the bed, nearly dropping it on the hardwood floor.  It wouldn’t do to break another phone.  If I were smart, I’d invest…

    July 15, 2017
  • New Posting Schedule

    For those who have been following my blog, you may have noticed some changes in my posting schedule. I was previously posting a blog at the end of the month and a book review on the 15th. I was also posting character profiles on Fridays. Those are stopping until further notice. Poetry will continue to…

    July 14, 2017
  • Review of The Blue Rebozo by Pamela Humphrey

    The Blue Rebozo is a fictionalized story based on facts the author had of her ancestors.  I can appreciate Ms. Humphrey’s love for genealogy, as I share this passion. When I wrote my book based off of my late grandma’s life, it was done in a similar fashion, although I changed names and the story’s…

    July 14, 2017
  • The Beginner’s Guide to Positive Thinking in Three Difficult Steps

    The Beginner’s Guide to Positive Thinking in Three Difficult Steps

    July 11, 2017
  • Poetry Tuesday – Irreversible Damage

    Painted smiles on ceramic masks can shatter, Their falsity revealed on tender, tear-streaked cheeks. Concrete walls built high and proud can be demolished With a wrecking ball of harsh words, Piercing holes, further damage inflicted on an already scarred heart. A persistent enough enemy can breach any barrier if patient, Find the key of destruction…

    July 11, 2017
  • A Story Is Driven By Characters, Not Plot

    July 11, 2017
  • Lacuna

    Proof that good men still exist: Source: Lacuna

    July 10, 2017
  • Excerpt from Mile Marker 139

    Today I’m sharing with you chapter three of Mile Marker 139. Read chapter one here and chapter two here. Chapter Three: Russ Jacobs His eyelids are growing heavy.  He’s used to lengthy stretches of road and long hours.  When it’s been nearly eleven hours of driving with only two thirty-minute breaks, Russ knows it’s time to…

    July 8, 2017
  • The Benefits of Joining a Writers Group

    The Benefits of Joining a Writers Group

    There it was for probably the hundredth time on the sign outside my local library: writers group, meeting 8/18 2-4:00 PM.  Okay, maybe not the hundredth time, but how many times did I drive past the library, which is about two point five miles from my house, and see that group advertised and not do…

    July 7, 2017
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Bestselling Author & Editor Cynthia Hilston

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