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Author Interviews

An Interview with Timothy Dreszer

Timothy grew up in Houston, within NASA’s pious penumbra. At seven, he endured mundane family trauma when his parents divorced, and he was forced to live with his mother against his will. By his twenties, when his brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia, Tim learned to appreciate the poetic humor in his own ‘tortured’ life.

An Interview with Mitchell Lecoultre

Hello there! My name is Mitchell Lecoultre, but you can call me Mitch. I am, most proudly, a dad to three wonderful daughters, aged ten, eight, and eight. Yes, that means I have twins! My daughters, my wife, and I reside in Oklahoma where I work as a clinical laboratory scientist, helping physicians treat those who are burdened with diseases such as leukemia. I was born and raised in a small town in northern Idaho where I was brought up by a loving family. I learned to love nature and respect the simpler joys of life and thus am more at home with campfire wisdom than cocktail etiquette. When I turned eighteen, I was unsure of what to do in life and, although I was enrolled in college, I joined the US Army instead.

An Interview with Elle Winters

Elle Winters dreamed of writing books since she was twelve years old. When she entered college, it was as an eager English major. But it wasn’t everything she envisioned, so she changed course, telling herself, “I can write no matter what my degree is.” So, she changed careers and graduated with a degree in wildlife and wildlands conservation.

An Interview with Nick Cennamo-Smith

Nick Cennamo-Smith is an author of crime-fantasy for both adults and teens. He was born in Luton, England, and has lived most of his life in various cities throughout the country. When not writing, he can be found working as a designer for various projects, taking time with his family, or rolling polyhedral dice in another fantasy world.

An Interview with Eric Halstead

Eric brings the weight of lived experience to every story he tells. With nearly two decades of military service – including time in the U.S. Army and the U.S. Coast Guard – Eric writes with the rare authority of someone who’s been there. His deep understanding of duty, sacrifice, and the moral complexities of life in uniform shapes every page he pens.

An Interview with Dermot Casey

Dermot Casey is a psychologist, author, based in Cork City, Ireland. Like many, he has navigated his own winding journey through life – complete with traffic jams and roadworks – but each time, he’s dusted himself off and continued moving forward.

An Interview with Raquel S. King

Raquel S. King is both an artist and a writer who is drawn to the space where humor, tragedy, and curiosity intersect. Her work explores silver linings found in the moments that make us feel most human. Her recent collection, When the Clouds Are Shaped Like Lemons, is dedicated to the misfits, the outlaws, and the rebels who choose kindness and compassion above all.

An Interview with Gilda Wake

Gilda Wake is a mum first, positive psychology coach, TEDx speaker, and founder of the Menta Toughness Institute. Through evidence-based psychology and lived experience, she empowers individuals to take ownership of their mindset and become the architects of their own success.

An Interview with Eden Stokes

Eden is a psychological-thriller and dark-romance author who explores commonly taboo themes to weave intricate works of literary fiction. Eden’s work often focuses on social issues, including marginalisation, abuse, and mental health.

An Interview with David E. Ballard

Along with being an award-winning writer-producer-actor with over two hundred hours of film and TV credits, David E. Ballard is also an honorary Anunnaki Ulema as well as an initiate of Eckankar, Sant Mat/Science of Spirituality and SGI Buddhism. His main goal as an author is to share his personal and professional life experience to help people of all ages learn how to live their best life by employing a combination of humor, honesty and practical wisdom.

An Interview with Yuri Heart

Yuri Heart is a romance author who writes emotionally driven stories centered on healing, vulnerability, and meaningful connection. Her work explores love in its quieter forms, where patience, trust, and emotional honesty take precedence over spectacle. She is especially drawn to characters who carry unseen wounds and relationships that challenge traditional boundaries while honoring depth and sincerity.

An Interview with Pauline Hosking

I live near Melbourne in Australia. To pay the bills I have worked as a teacher, teacher-librarian, journalist, theatre publicist, theatre producer, TV script assistant, and lecturer in the Diploma of Arts (Professional Writing and Editing).

An Interview with Sarah Rosmond

I am a multi-genre author who specialises in books covering hard-hitting topics such as abduction and abuse survivors’ stories. My first novel (My Life in His Hands) became an Amazon bestseller back in 2017, selling over 250,00 copies worldwide and over 4.3 million page reads on Kindle.

An Interview with Robin Montgomery-Smith

A storyteller and lover of language with one foot in fiction and the other in real life, Robin writes short tales and is currently wrangling a historical fiction novel into submission. She’s been published in online magazines, trade journals, and once self-published a book inspired by her own life events. Armed with a first-class honours degree in English literature and creative writing, she lives in Scotland, with her husband and half of her wonderful family.

An Interview with Michael Sarrazin

Michael Sarrazin, a Louisiana native, brings a unique perspective to his writing. He navigates life with a basic silver walker and a vibrant chrome purple one equipped with a seat. Residing in the New Orleans area with his husband, Nicholas, and their beloved cat, Joseph, Michael’s experiences enrich his storytelling. Rolling Into Love marks his debut novel, showcasing his passion for romance and connection. Through his work, he aims to offer relatable narratives that celebrate love and resilience in everyday life.

An Interview with Leah Joanne

Leah Joanne has many passions, but two of them have now become a necessary part of her life: writing and traveling. Fiction has always been Leah’s coping mechanism of choice when life tastes sour. Traveling has opened her mind and heart. She combines those two passions to create a world for readers to escape to when they need to jump into a new life for an hour or two. Leah loves to entertain her readers while sneaking in powerful messages about complex human emotions. She writes with all heart and no fluff. Leah Joanne is currently working on the next installment of the Onyx series, a world of characters that readers are already addicted to. She takes her craft seriously, traveling with intention to the locations where her books take place, but sometimes she binges one of her favorite character dramas (as an excuse for more research and inspiration of course). You can’t get more messy and complex than Gilmore Girls after all.

An Interview with Christina Rec

As a mom and former teacher, I love reading and sharing stories. Our family has traveled back and forth across the country, and we have lived on both coasts. We currently reside in Wyoming. We have two dogs, a cat, and chickens. The fresh eggs from my spoiled hens are the absolute best.

An Interview with Natalie Horner

Natalie Horner lives in South Yorkshire with her husband, son, and a cat called Puss. When she isn’t daydreaming about her characters and stories, she’s writing about them instead.