An Interview with Author Saul Stone
My name is Saul Stone. I am a 21-year-old writer and student, based in Chester, UK. I am studying my MA in Creative Writing at the University of Chester. I am also the editor for Tin Can Poetry, an online…
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An Interview with Author Lashaun K. Green
Lashaun K Green is a wife, stay-at-home mom of three, whimsical bibliophile, and aspiring librarian. In Lashaun’s humble opinion, books are better than food, and people make the world go somewhat in a circle. Storytelling and story reading are some…
An Interview with Miriam Ilgenfritz, Author of Letters to Emily
Miriam Ilgenfritz is the mother of sixteen children. She has written several books: The Ties that Bind, a humorous look at life in a large family, and Letters to Emily, an unconventional historical romance, both of which have won awards,…
An Interview with L. E. Denton, Author of Riding With Forrest
After storing it in a closet for forty years, the author of Riding With Forrest, L. E. Denton, decided it was time to share her obsession with military history and unconventional military leaders. A lifelong history buff with a degree…
An Interview with Jerry Bader, Author of The Axel Files
Jerry Bader is an author, screenwriter, and Senior Partner at MRPwebmedia.com. Mr. Bader specializes in noir detective, spy, and crime novels and screenplays, but he has also written biographies and children’s books.
An Interview with Gary Blackwood, Author of The Devil to Pay
After decades of bouncing around the U.S., I’ve settled down at last on the beautiful North Shore of Nova Scotia, where I find I’m more prolific than ever—which is saying something. I’ve published over 30 (it’s hard to keep track)…
An Interview with Katherine Blakeman, Author of The Summer We’ve Had
Katherine Blakeman is the England-based author of The Silent Chapter (a sweeping straight historical fiction novel set in twentieth-century Bedfordshire) and The Summer We’ve Had (a sunny lesbian romance set in modern-day Cornwall). She loves to tackle difficult topics, from…
An Interview with Whitney Ward, Author of MORE Than My Mountains
Whitney Ward is a public speaker and writer who seeks to encourage her audiences to overcome their circumstances. As someone who has a disability, it is her wish to give hope to others with illnesses so they will persevere and…
An Interview with Julie Thorpe, Author of Forget Me Not
Hi, my name is Julie and I’ve been writing for the whole of my life. I didn’t publish until my mum passed as I’d always been too afraid but then I wrote this book to help me through such a…
An Interview with Carolyn Greeley, Author of Treasure Bound
Carolyn Greeley is the award-winning author of Emerald Obsession and Treasure Bound (the first two books of The Treasure Quest Series). Equal parts city slicker and beach bum, she concocts adventure-mysteries, combining contemporary action and historic exploits in an engaging…
An Interview with Steve Burford, Author of Crossed Lines
Steve Burford lives close to Worcester but rarely risks walking its streets. He has loaded conveyor belts in a factory, disassembled aeroplane seats, picked fruit on farms and taught drama to teenagers but now spend his time writing in a…
An Interview with Author Timothy O. Davis
Timothy O. Davis has a Master of Fine Arts in fiction from Boise State University. Although born in Alabama, he grew up in North Carolina. In 2001, after serving honorably in the Army, he moved to Idaho with his family.…
An Interview with Author Michelle Diaz
Michelle Diaz lives in the Pacific Northwest and has been writing stories since she first picked up a pencil to try her hand at it. Thankfully, that particular manuscript will not be manifesting anytime in the near future. Her stories…
An Interview with Author Mark Reps
Mark Reps has been a writer and storyteller his whole life. Born in rural Minnesota, he trained as a mathematician, acupuncturist and chiropractor but never lost his love of telling or writing a good story. As an avid desert wilderness…
An Interview with Author Kylee Greenleaf
Kylee Greenleaf holds a BA in English from SUNY New Paltz. She’s been honing her craft in Brooklyn where she finds inspiration all around her, convinced that the city itself is alive and whispering her stories. The False Wife is…
An Interview with Marcia Kosar, Author of Innocence on the Move
Marcia Kosar’s enthusiasm for travel and outdoor adventures began at a very young age. Born in Hamtramck, Michigan–at that time was a modest Polish enclave surrounded by City of Detroit–she grew up in the ‘Motor City’ suburbs of Birmingham and…
An Interview with Author Alice Rendon
Alice lives in Washington State. She has two sons and two grandchildren. She was married to John for thirty-three years. She loves movies, reading, music and a great glass of wine.
An Interview with Author Alexandra Watts
Like many first-timers, I tried writing during lockdown in Perth, Australia, in 2020 when my clients decided that I wasn’t needed in their offices to do the accounts anymore. My focus moved from numbers to words, and I shifted from…
An Interview with Author Anne Hawkinson
I consider myself lucky because I was raised in a family that valued learning. By the time I entered kindergarten, I knew how to read, print, and write in cursive. Bedtime stories were a mainstay, and trips to the local…
An Interview with Author Sandra McKay
Sandra McKay is the author of A Place For Me, An Orphan’s Journey Home, a historical novel based on her grandmother’s story, who rode the Orphan Train. Sandra spent two years conducting research in preparation to write A Place For…