Author: Beth
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Websites and things
I like websites. I always have.My older brother is a very skilled web designer. Even his MySpace profile was gorgeous! I’ve always been pretty envious of his skill, but I like making websites, even if they don’t look as good as his. All in all, I think my biggest problem… Read the rest…
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Welcome
Whether you were directed to our world by chance or by choice, we welcome you to Ithilear with open arms. Ithilear.com is the homepage of budding author Beth Alvarez, whose first complete work, Death of the Sun, is currently available on both Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble. Specializing in fantasy… Read the rest…
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The importance of nice cars
At some point in our lives, each of us comes to learn of one luxury that we feel is vital to our way of life. Obviously, I think the internet is my most important luxury. Video games are probably in there somewhere, too. But after that, it’s nice cars. I’m… Read the rest…
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Judging a book by its cover
Let’s just admit it. Despite everything our mothers taught us, all of us have judged a book by what we see on the outside, at one point or another. This is something I try not to do, being a writer. I’ve read some great books with bad covers, and some… Read the rest…
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At last
It’s been a while since I posted. The holidays have come and gone, and the new year has started. My birthday is right around the corner, and a new chapter of my life began just a few days ago. Last time I blogged, it was about the trial that was… Read the rest…
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Last Sunday
It’s not that I’ve already run out of things to talk about. It’s more that this past week has been very busy – Last Sunday was one of the biggest, most important days of my adult life. Well, since getting married, at least. Last Sunday was the day I completed… Read the rest…
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Magic
It’s no wonder that truth is stranger than fiction. Fiction has to make sense. -Mark Twain I’ve seen this quote being shared by a lot of my friends lately, and every time I see it, it reminds me of a conversation I keep having with my husband. Both of us… Read the rest…
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