Breaking Barriers: An Interview with Deborah Burris-Kitchen, author of Exposed
Dr. Burris-Kitchen is an activist who fights against violence, racism, exploitation, greed, and capitalism.
Atmosphere Press
Is Atmosphere a vanity press?
No! Atmosphere Press is not a vanity press, as vanity presses publish whatever walks in the door and rarely offer anything more than one’s name in print. We also aren’t best described as a self-publishing firm, because we actually publish…
Words that Carry Light: An Interview with Paul Dunion, author of The Family
Dr. Paul Dunion is a senior faculty member of Mobius Executive Training. He has written eight books. His newest book, The Family, is due summer of 2023.
Charting the Course: An Interview with Patrick Scott, author of Big Beasts
I’ve been telling tales for as long as I can remember. I dropped into the art form in high school with the literary magazine and then in college as well. From there, I worked hard on my craft, writing several…
Buzzing with Words: An Interview with Cat Ritchie, author of Mirror and the Bobcat
Cat Ritchie is a writer, healer, bee advocate, bird watcher, and menagerie attendant. She enjoys spending time in her gardens with the visiting birds, bees, and occasional fox or coyote. An avid reader and writer for most of her life,…
Are Paid Editorial Book Reviews Worthwhile for Authors?
Exploring Paid Editorial Book Reviews for Authors As authors, we’re constantly seeking ways to elevate our books and amplify their reach in the competitive landscape of publishing. Amidst the myriad of strategies available, one question often arises: are paid editorial…
Breaking the Silence: An Interview with Ann Curtis, author of Big Momma Didn’t Say
Darlene Greene (Ann Curtis) is president and CEO of DGreene Sales Solutions, LLC, a sales, and marketing support company for manufacturers of health and beauty products. Her professional background includes over 30 years in the area of sales and marketing…
Neanderthal Jazz: An Interview with Michael Baldwin, author of Neanderthal Gita
Michael Baldwin is a retired library administrator and professor of American Government. He may also be a descendant of the Lakota mystic warrior, Crazy Horse, and will be glad to explain over a couple of beers. As a youngster, Michael…
How to Publicize Your Book When You’re an Introvert
Are you an introverted author struggling to get the word out about your book? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Many writers are introverts, and that’s okay. But if you’re struggling with the thought of going on a book tour or…
Words in Motion: An Interview with Fran Abrams, author of I Rode the Second Wave
Fran Abrams’ poems have been published online and in print in Cathexis-Northwest Press, The American Journal of Poetry, MacQueen’s Quinterly, Delmarva Review, The Raven’s Perch, Gargoyle, and many other journals, as well as in over a dozen anthologies. In December…
The Voice of Ink: An Interview with Karissa Whitson, author of Poems That Wrote Me
Karissa has written more than they’ve ever spoken, finding it an easier way to communicate. They live quietly, spending most of their time with their five pets and family while also working full-time and attending graduate school.
When my book is out, can you connect me with other Atmosphere authors?
Yes! This is actually one of our favorite things to do. We have an “Author Connect” program in which we match our authors with each other to coordinate readings, reviews, promotions, and other partnership initiatives. The results have been amazing,…
Nature’s Muse: An Interview with Yvona Fast, author of Loon Summer
My writing comes from varied experiences as an immigrant, a person with a hidden disability trying to fit into a neurotypical world, the child of Holocaust survivors, and someone with a deep spiritual life who loves the natural world of…
Paperback? E-book? Hardcover? Audiobook?
That’s a lot of formats, and to them all, we say yes! We’re well versed in the interior formatting and production nuances of all of these formats, which are surprisingly more complex than you might initially imagine. Our designers and…
Holding a Dream: An Interview with Gil Stafford, author of Meditations on Blue Jesus
Gil Stafford has been a professional athlete, teacher, coach, university president, and Episcopal priest. Now he’s a full-time writer, having published four books.
How to Identify Your Book’s Readers and Primary Audience
Are you an author struggling to identify your readers and audience? Don’t worry, we’ve all been there. But fear not, because we have some tips to help you out! First things first, it’s important to understand that knowing your readers…
From Trauma to Triumph: An Interview with CarrieAnn Mausolf, author of You Can’t Keep Us
I’m CarrieAnn! I am 34 years old, and I have a weird cat named Jude and two beautiful nieces that fill my life with love. I have a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and currently work as an advocate for…
The Heart of the Story: An Interview with Ekta Garg, author of In the Heart of the Linden Wood
Working in niche publishing in 2005, Ekta has written and edited about everything from healthcare to home improvement to Hindi films. A writing contest judge for the Florida Writers Association and the Saturday Writers chapter of the Missouri Writers Guild,…
How to have a better book launch
As an author, you know that a book launch can be a big deal. It’s your chance to celebrate the hard work you’ve put into your book and share it with the world. But with so many options and factors…
A Vision in Fantasy: An Interview with Samantha Davenport, author of Amaranth
A native South Carolinian, Samantha didn’t go too far from home. When she’s not arguing with the characters over the plot, she’s baking, exercising, or Netflixing with her two rescue dogs and husband.