GET READY FOR A GIVEAWAY! Eli Steele, interviewed below, is looking for readers and comments on his short ebook "Blood and Iron". You can learn more about this epic fantasy below or check out the first three chapters on his website. Also, after the interview will be the details for entering to win a free... Continue Reading →
We've had the pleasure of interviewing Ruthanne Reid about her book THE SUNDERED (and look for her upcoming epic fantasy, BELOVED, NOTTE in December.) Currently a resident of Long Island City and a loving mom to one current cat and numerous future ones, Ruthanne is happily married to a fellow geek who loves good stories... Continue Reading →
This week we interviewed the elusive Alex Micati, who avoids talking about himself and looks at life and socializing through a non-committal lens. 1. Where does your inspiration come from? My inspiration comes from the news, as I am a crime novelist. I don't take ongoing or historical cases, but I check what the neighborhoods... Continue Reading →
We had the opportunity to interview a powerful advocate for women who have endometriosis, Julie Watson-Daly. "Society tends to make us believe that we should fit into standards they’ve defined in order to be considered a part of the status quo. But what does that even mean? I think normal is boring. It’s mundane and... Continue Reading →
We have had the pleasure of interviewing author C.L. Spillard who has a wonderful book out called The Price of Time that is soon to have a sequel! 1. How do you rank your writing compared to those you admire? I would love to have the predictive powers of Arthur C. Clarke, the imaginative... Continue Reading →
1) How long do you have to write for each session before you get “in the groove?” I’m sure that I get "in the groove" at some point, but it'd be impossible to tell you how long it takes. Some times I jump in for 5 minutes (I get what I can when homeschooling and... Continue Reading →
When was that moment when you realized that language had power? It’s hard to pinpoint a single moment when I realized the power of language. I think it’s a gradual realization that came in stages. As a child, we realize that how we say things matters, and that it directly affects whether we get what... Continue Reading →
When was that moment when you realized that language had power? I learned about the power of words fairly early in my life. My parents never swore, unless they were angry. Trust me, when my dad swore absolutely everyone sat up. Then, it was learning to read, and finding out most of the best books... Continue Reading →
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