Sarah lives on the south coast (UK) and, until last year, worked for the NHS. She now writes full time … Well, sort of; in between drinking coffee, eating snacks, and getting distracted on social media and Canva!
Their writing journey, in their words
Exclusive interviews with writers and authors.
Exclusive interviews with writers and authors.
We’re happy to have this archive of excellent interviews and author success stories for you to enjoy. Atmosphere puts the author experience first, and these interviews make up just one facet of a meaningful and rewarding author journey.
An Interview with Peter Hobbes
Peter Hobbes is a self-proclaimed expert in rage management, vehicular ethics, and passive-aggressive coping mechanisms. This is his first book. It is not intended to help.
An Interview with Scott Mallory
I have lived and worked in San Diego, California, since 1983, but grew up in NW, Missouri. I have always had an intense interest in history. Not just the how and why, but the who was affected. The people behind our history holds fascination. Poetry and verse are just one of the ways I express that care for humanity.
An Interview with Malcolm Giles
I’m a UK national and English Literature graduate, now lecturing in English and cultural studies at a German university. Alongside my academic work, I’ve trained as an integral life coach, and my writing is informed by a long-standing interest in the relationship between consciousness, technology, and personal transformation.
An Interview with Peter Felton
Peter Felton was born and raised in San Francisco, CA. A proud native of the City By The Bay, Felton’s lifelong interest in San Francisco Bay Area public transportation was documented in his five-star first book, Daily Public Transit Ridership: The Inside Scoop (2012), outlining contemporary (1970s–early 2010s) upgrades, milestones, routes, and the overall aura of the San Francisco Muni public transit system.
An Interview with Adrian Quinton
Adrian Quinton writes thought-provoking thrillers that explore the intersection of science, philosophy, and human consciousness. His debut novel, A Quantum of Thought: The Discovery, is the first book in a trilogy that explores the mysterious relationship between human consciousness and the quantum world and asks whether our thoughts might influence reality in ways science has yet to understand.
An Interview with Maureen Miller
Maureen Miller is a storyteller, speaker, and multi-genre, award-winning author with stories in more than thirty collaboratives. She contributes to Guideposts’ All God’s Creatures, her local newspaper, and several online devotion sites. Married for thirty-seven years to her childhood sweetheart Bill, she enjoys life with their three born-in-their-hearts children and three grand-girls, not to mention a variety of furry beasts.
An Interview with Dan Helpingstine
Married my wife Delia in 1977. My daughter Leah was born in 1996. Have two degrees from Indiana University. Have lived in Northwest Indiana all my life.
An Interview with Boyd MacDonald
Sometimes surviving childhood is the real adventure. Boyd MacDonald never quite fit the mold. A daydreamer, a misfit, and a kid who couldn’t seem to stay out of trouble, he grew up in a world that swung wildly from privilege to chaos. When his father’s unraveling shatters the family’s life of wealth, Boyd is left to navigate strict teachers, brutal setbacks, and a reality far harsher than the one in his head.
An Interview with Elena Dalla Benetta
I am a molecular biologist, a storyteller, and, above all, someone who has always been curious about how the world works.