Hope in Darkness: An Interview with Andrew Cloninger, author of C6-C7
Andrew is a multidisciplinary artist who resides in upstate NY. He is the guitarist in the band Wren Cove and is the author a book of haiku entitled C6-C7.
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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…
Warts and All: An Interview with Kimberly Van Sickle, author of Assassins Are Us
My name is Kimberly Van Sickle, a retired educator and plot junkie. Books, movies, short stories, television programs, even poetry…if it has a compelling storyline, I’m in! I attempt to write that which grabs my attention when I read.
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…
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…
A Rush of Reality: An Interview with Fatima Pimienta, author of Little Curiosity/Curiosita
Fatima Pimienta got her degree in English Literature from Seattle University and completed her PMP from Cornell. She lives in San Diego, CA, where she loves her cubicle 9-to-5 job, the community theater scene, and the quick commute to visit…
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…
Literary Agents: Essential Gatekeepers or Optional Allies?
Embarking on the journey to publication is an exhilarating yet daunting endeavor for aspiring authors. One question that often looms large in our minds, however, is whether securing a literary agent is essential for navigating the labyrinthine pathways of the…
Expressing with Ease: An Interview with Indrani Fausch, author of Heartfelt Living and Dying
I was born in Sri Lanka, moved to England at the age of 18, and studied Nursing and Midwifery. Later, I studied Classical Homeopathy and Hakomi Therapy. My interest in Buddhism and Advaita Vedanta brought me in touch with the…
Navigating the Nonfiction Publishing Journey
In this guide, I’ll unravel the art of nonfiction writing, exploring diverse genres, sharing invaluable tips, and shedding light on the pivotal role of publishers like Atmosphere Press in your publishing odyssey.
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…
The Summit: An Interview with Howchi Kilburn, author of Fragrant Heart
As an author whose formative years were spent as a hippie in San Francisco, Howchi Kilburn continues to chart the course of those who experienced dramatic and simultaneous openings to the sensual/sexual and spiritual sides of human nature. His themes…
A Guide to Writing Impactful Self-Help Books
As an author or writer venturing into the realm of self-help literature, you’re not just crafting a book; you’re shaping a roadmap for personal growth and empowerment. But where do you begin? How do you weave together anecdotes, statistics, and…
Unexpected Perspective: An Interview with Tamara Anderson, author of Yikes, I Saw a Barracuda!
Tamara Anderson is a pediatric speech language pathologist, education specialist, and consultant with a passion for language and literacy. From an early age, she was captivated by stories, especially those that were set in various places around the world. She…
Memoir vs. Autobiography: What’s the Difference?
As authors and writers, we’re often compelled to share our personal stories with the world. Two common forms of personal narratives are memoirs and autobiographies, each offering a unique lens through which to explore life experiences. In this article, I’ll…
Historial Inspiration: An Interview with Barbara de la Cuesta, author of Adam’s Chair
Barbara de la Cuesta taught and worked as a journalist in South America. Out of this experience came her two prize winning novels, The Spanish Teacher, winner of the Gival Press Award in 2007, and Rosa, winner of the Driftless…
Imagining and Envisioning: An Interview with Diane Lowman, author of The Undiscovered Country
Diane is an award-winning essayist, memoirist, and poet. She served as Westport, CT’s inaugural Poet Laureate from 2019-2022. Her essays have appeared in many publications, including O, The Oprah Magazine, Brain, Child and Brevity Blog, and she writes a regular…
The Cost of Hybrid Publishing: A Comprehensive Guide for Authors
Embarking on the journey of publishing your book is both thrilling and daunting. With hybrid publishing gaining traction as a popular alternative, authors often find themselves pondering the inevitable question: how much does hybrid publishing cost?
An Interview with Shanita Liu, author of Dear Durga
Shanita Liu, MPA, CPC, is a mom of three warriors, veteran spouse, salsa dancer, TEDx speaker, and Fulbright Scholar. She created Coach Shanita, Inc. so that she could use her skills as a transformational coach, reiki master, mystic, and speaker…
An Interview with Mark Steven Porro, author of A Cup of Tea on the Commode
Mark Steven Porro, a New Jersey native (Exit 163), earned an Industrial Design degree from the Ohio State University. After years of agency work, his love of acting led him to Hollywood, where he appeared in dozens of television, film,…