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An Interview with Christopher Link, author of Coming Out of the Illusion

Christopher Michael Link, a now-fifty-year-old male, was born in Gary, Indiana to Italian-American parents. In his early years, he enjoyed reading and writing and excelled in the sport of wrestling for four years. Graduation came in 1992 and he attended college at the University of Vincennes in Vincennes, IN, for a two-year associate degree until 1994. He studied Tool and Die as a major with courses in creative writing and business.

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An Interview with N Joseph Glass, author of Overlap

An Italian American born in New York and living in Milan, Italy. As a sci-fi fan, I enjoy interesting stories that fire the imagination. I love the genres of science fiction, action/adventure, and thrillers. I lose myself reading compelling novels and have taken inspiration to create characters and expound my stories from being captivated by reading.

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An Interview with Mary Camarillo, author of Those People Behind Us

Mary Camarillo is the author of the award-winning novels Those People Behind Us and The Lockhart Women. Her awards include the 2022 Indie Author Project Award for California Adult Fiction, the 2022 Willa Literary Award Finalist in Multiform Fiction, and the 2021 First Place Award in the Next Generation Indies for First Fiction.

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An Interview with Kelly Daugherty

Kelly Daugherty, a seasoned social worker with over two decades in the clinical field, is a Fellow in Thanatology: the study of death, dying, and bereavement. Anchored in Malta, NY, she owns Greater Life Grief Counseling and the Center for Informed Grief, LLC. Her commitment to the domain of grief stems from her personal journey, which began with her mother’s death from breast cancer during her teenage years. This significant loss led Kelly to volunteer with a Hospice Children’s Bereavement program and set the foundation for her career.

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Ink Trails & Lone Star Tales: Texas’s Book Publishing Scene

Forget six degrees of separation—in Texas, the connection between readers and writers is much closer. As a passionate Texan (and writer) myself, I’ve witnessed the incredible growth of the Texas book publishing scene. From established powerhouses to a thriving indie haven, the great state boasts a diverse and exciting ecosystem for authors, editors, and publishers alike!

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An Honest Collection: An Interview with MselLanyous, author of Scattered Thoughts

MselLanyous is a native Texan with a background in healthcare that was established in early 2000. She has dedicated her life to mental health and provides guidance to people from all walks of life. With a passion for holistic health her writing focuses on situations that most find difficult to navigate through. Her writing doesn’t stop here with literature being written constantly.

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Unlocking Your Story: How to Outline a Novel

Crafting a novel is an exhilarating journey, but the path can be daunting without a roadmap. Enter the art of outlining, a powerful tool that transforms creative chaos into a structured narrative. As we embark on this exploration of novel outlining, let’s delve into the realms of storytelling and data, shedding light on the science behind crafting a compelling narrative.

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Unleashing Imagination: A Roadmap for Children’s Book Writers

Storytelling is at the heart of every great children’s book. It’s the brush that paints vibrant worlds, the melody that enchants young readers, and the key that unlocks their imagination. As writers, we have the remarkable opportunity to shape these narratives, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of our youngest audiences.

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Incremental Incidences: An Interview with Joel Bernard, author of The Ring

I draw inspiration from the temperate rain forest and people who interact with its varied range and depth. We are on the threshold of changing the environment in ways we have not imagined. The negativity of not only the politics of the world but the implications of climate change have caused us to abandon our commitment to people in our lives in favor of defending our perception of a world that has been created to question facts and truth.

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A Completed Bucket List: An Interview with Cammy Marble, author of the Holidays in Trees Series

Cammy Marble grew up on a farm and in the woods listening to what God and Nature had to say. She currently lives on a two-acre country property in Missouri with her husband, Ken, and their young granddaughter. A graduate of the University of Central Missouri, she has been a homeschooler and tutor for 20 years. She enjoys teaching, gardening, drawing, volunteering, and plays several musical instruments. The Holidays in Trees series came to her in a vivid, nighttime dream. The creativity and humor in her artwork and writing are a reflection of her approach to life.