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April 29, 2015

Writers Stephanie Cress, left, and Alexandra Livingston discuss the respective novels they will present at this weekend’s Kingman Area Books Are Magic Festival. (DOUG McMURDO/Miner)

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KABAM! celebrates the magic of writing, storytelling

KINGMAN - Contrary to the musings of George Orwell, writing novels was not inspired by demons for three local women who are published authors. Nor are the reasons they write novels difficult to resist or understand.

By Doug McMurdo April 29, 2015

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