An Interview with Silver Phoenix
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Atmosphere Press
An Interview with Karis Smith
Born and raised in the Metro-Detroit area, Karis Smith got her BA in Creative Writing at Columbia College Chicago. When she’s not writing or doing something else when she should be writing, Karis can be found listening to audiobooks at…
An Interview with JL Daughtrey
JL Daughtrey is a former police officer and a graduate of Georgia Southern University. Fantasy novels, comic books, police experiences, mythology, and video games provide much of the inspiration for his writing. Emergence is his debut novel and the first…
An Interview with Jim D’Andrea
Jim D’Andrea was born and raised in New England, the last of five kids. After graduating from Fairfield University, he spent a year in San Francisco running a clinic for the homeless population as a member of the Jesuit Volunteer…
Atmosphere Press vs. Archway Publishing
If you’re exploring hybrid or self-publishing options, Atmosphere Press vs. Archway Publishing is a comparison worth considering. Both offer alternatives to traditional publishing, but they differ in approach, cost, author experience, and community engagement.
Atmosphere Press Acceptance Standards
Every month, Atmosphere Press receives more than 1500 submissions! That’s a lot. And we ultimately move forward with roughly 30 publishing contracts per month. Obviously, it’s a mutual decision to move forward on a contract, because we need to want…
Navigating the Indie Bookstore Landscape: A Guest Post by Vicky Pinpin-Feinstein
Vicky Pinpin-Feinstein is a former college lecturer, communications technology and society professional, and a writer. With Social Science graduate degrees, her career focused on media and society at various institutions before she became a writer. Her first book, A Thousand…
5 Common Challenges with Book Publishing
Publishing a book is one of the most rewarding yet challenging experiences an author can undertake. From polishing a manuscript to navigating the intricacies of the publishing world, writers often face hurdles that can feel overwhelming at times. Whether you’re…
An Interview with HM Roberts
Hayley Mitchell began her writing journey crafting enchanting children’s books before exploring the lyrical world of poetry and, most recently, reimagining timeless myths for modern readers. Her work has been recognized with the Indies Today 2021 Best Poetry Award, and…
An Interview with Eli Potter
Eli Potter is a Silicon Valley technology executive who has advised more than one hundred and fifty companies on human values and converting technology into economic value.
An Interview with Patrice Bellflower
Patrice Bellflower is a historical romance author who weaves together elegance, intrigue, and scandal in her debut novel, Desire in Disguise. Fascinated by the grandeur of Versailles and the secrets hidden behind its gilded walls, she brings to life stories…
An Interview with Sonja Koch
Living in a 112-acre piece of paradise near Canada’s capital brings me immense joy. Every day, I share this beautiful space with my husband and a wonderful menagerie of animals—horses, dogs, alpacas, cats, chickens, and guinea pigs. Animals and nature…
An Interview with Edie Goodwin
Edie Goodwin worked as a pediatric physical therapist for forty-four years, serving children in their homes, schools, and institutions. She has a passion for anything related to kids and fun! Edie is a mom, step-mom, grandma, and great-grandma who started…
An Interview with Allison Bettes
I’m an American romantic suspense author. I write about soft-hearted bada**es with brave, sassy women at their side—and I love creating a good plot twist. I’m a meteorologist/science writer by day, and a fiction novel writer by night.
An Interview with Todd Medema
Todd Medema is the author of How To Surf A Hurricane, a heist thriller showing that stories about climate change and adaptation can be fun and hopeful. He wrote it because he believes the future doesn’t have to be a…
An Interview with Gary Alan McBride
Gary Alan McBride is the producer and host of Writers Who Read, a podcast about how to read like a writer, and he is also the founder and facilitator of the Boulder-based Literary Forensics study group of the same name…
An Interview with Angela Kern
Angela Kern has been writing, fact-checking, and editing for over two decades. Currently, she contracts with other indie authors to provide book coaching as well as developmental and copy/line editing services.
An Interview with Luke Rhains
Hi, I’m Luke. I’ve only recently discovered the joy of writing at the age of thirty-six.
An Interview with Gal Podjarny
Gal Podjarny was born and raised in Israel/Palestine and has made homes in Canada and the UK. She draws from these diverse cultural landscapes to examine how social forces shape personal narratives and relationships. Her writing, including the short story…
An Interview with Phyllis Picasso
This is my second book. The first, A Leaf From My Own Book is historical fiction. I was writing Unwrapped and Leaf simultaneously. I am a lifelong resident of New Jersey and get my ideas for the mysteries from my…