An Interview with Author Rachel Littlewood
Ceaseless creative with a penchant for history, mystery, and magic. Has never knowingly taken herself seriously.
Atmosphere Press
An Interview with Johan Twiss, author of Four Years Trapped in My Mind Palace
Johan Twiss is an award-winning author who’s passionate about writing exciting science fiction and fantasy stories that are suitable for tweens, teens, and adults alike. He has nine published works, including his award-winning novel, Four Years Trapped in My Mind…
An Interview with David Atkinson, author of Future Proof
David Atkinson lives in Edinburgh with his wife, two teenage daughters, and a Labrador called Bea. He is fortunate enough to be traditionally published with Harper Collins and independently published with Collective Charm Books.
An Interview with J.S. Day, author of Freefall, A Love Reborn
Hi there! I’m J.S. Day, an ambivert who adores romance novels and the author of Freefall, A Love Reborn. Whether I’m lost in captivating love stories or exploring the world of science fiction, I am always in for an adventure.
An Interview with Javier Sarmiento Jr, author of Stories of a Harlem Resident
Javier Sarmiento Jr is an Afro-Latino writer from Harlem in New York City. He is a graduate of Buena Vista University with a degree in Digital media. He is a graduate of Guttman Community College with a degree in Liberal…
An Interview with Alex Martello, author of Little Green Men
Alex has been writing since the ripe ol’ age of 10, first cutting their teeth as a writer through fanfiction. A quarter of a century later, they have taken that love of fanfiction and branched out into doing their own…
An Interview with Alice McVeigh, author of Darcy
Alice has been published by Orion/Hachette in contemporary fiction, by Unbound (using a pen name) in speculative fiction, and by Warleigh Hall Press in historical fiction. Her novels have won Kirkus stars, “Editors Pick” on Publishers Weekly, placed in the…
An Interview with Daniel Ford, author of Reality Check
Daniel Ford is a podcaster and author whose books have been sold in both Britain and America. He is best known for his podcasting. Ford presents a news and current events show called Paper View, now in its fifth year,…
Literary Landscapes: An Interview with Angela Yeoman, author of Willow in Underwood
I’m experimenting with literary fiction, thrillers, and paranormal romance—different ways of arriving at similar places. If you’re familiar with Malcolm Gladwell’s book Outliers, he says that people who are successful at something are thought to have put in at least…
Overlooked Grammar Tips Every Writer Should Know
Hello fellow wordsmiths! As avid writers, it’s easy to be fascinated by the power of language to convey emotions, paint vivid pictures, and transport readers to different worlds. In the pursuit of literary greatness, it’s easy to focus on the…
Shared Stories: An Interview with Sally Showalter, author of Telling Tales and Sharing Secrets
Sally Showalter was born and raised in rural Illinois. Much of her writing lingers through the four seasons and county of Pike. She settled in Tucson, Arizona in the mid-1980s with her husband, cats, and a backyard full of various…
Soulful Storytelling: An Interview with Jackie Collins, author of Telling Tales and Sharing Secrets
Born in Nebraska and raised on a farm, I currently live in the front range of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, along with my husband of fifty years and our nine-year-old dog, Rusty. I am thankful to have three children, four…
Essence Explored: An Interview with Rebecca Jane, author of She Bleeds Sestinas
Rebecca Jane writes fiction, poetry, essays, and book reviews. She is also a ghostwriter. She has taught yoga and meditation. She has also taught ESL in China and in San Diego. Her work has appeared in TARKA, Literary Mama, Spirit…
Hybrid Book Publishers: What to Look For
As a writer, finding the right publisher can be akin to discovering the perfect collaborator—a partner who understands your vision, respects your voice, and amplifies your work to the world. In the ever-evolving landscape of publishing, hybrid book publishers have…
Wilderness and Memory: An Interview with David Szczesny, author of Anywhere I Lay My Canoe
David Szczesny grew up in Erie, Pennsylvania, and currently lives in Colorado with his wife and two children. He wears a lot of plaid and occasionally navigates by map and compass. David can often be found in his basement watching…
Navigating the Rich Terrain of Women’s Fiction: A Writer’s Guide
Delving into the world of women’s fiction offers a unique opportunity to explore the intricacies of female experiences, relationships, and journeys. Whether reading or writing, a compelling women’s fiction narrative involves understanding the genre’s nuances, themes, and audience expectations.
The Power of Persistence: An Interview with Ieshia Glover, author of The Best of Us
I am a native originally from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I originally grew up surrounded by the history of Creole and Cajun culture, as well as the culinary styles of good old-fashioned southern soul cuisine. Growing up, I was raised under…
Discovering Heritage: An Interview with Elizabeth Padilla, author of The Lost Princess of Alicante
Born and raised in Kansas City Missouri, after earning a bachelor’s degree in English, I moved to New Mexico where I taught English in a USA government boarding school for Indigenous students, primarily from the Navajo tribe. After two years,…
Guessing Until the End: An Interview with Paris Williams, author of Silver
Paris Williams, a promising new author, embarked on his literary journey with the publication of his debut work, Silver. Born in Chicago, IL, in May of 1993, Paris possesses a passion for storytelling and a dedication to honing his craft.…
How to Write Compelling Characters
Why is Character Development Important? In the world of storytelling, characters are the beating heart of every narrative. They’re not just words on a page; they’re living, breathing entities that shape the course of a story. As a writer, I’ve…