Category Archives: Indieview author

IndieView with June Rollins, author of She Lost Her Muse

I’ve borrowed and blended, exaggerated and embellished, from real world people and myself.

June Rollins 31 March 2021 Continue reading →

IndieView with Bentley Turner, author of The File on Thomas Marks

The idea came from a short story that I had written years before but had never tried to get published. Of course, by the time the final draft of the mystery was finished, the plot was not like the short story whatsoever.

Bentley Turner – 26 March 2021 Continue reading →

IndieView with Lee Matthew Goldberg, author of Orange City

I had the idea of an advertising executive who becomes addicted to the sodas in his new ad campaign, the novel built from there.

Lee Matthew Goldberg – 16 March 2021 Continue reading →

IndieView with Céline Perron, author of The Next Right Thing

I always doubted my writing and worried that it wouldn’t be good enough. Essentially, I had to get out of my own way.

Céline Perron – 12 March 2021 Continue reading →

IndieView with N.L. Holmes, author of The Sun at Twilight

It’s based on real events, but we know very little about what exactly played out or when and nothing at all about the personages as humans, so there was a lot of fill-in space for the novelist to supplement the historian.

N.L. Holmes – 7 March 2021 Continue reading →

IndieView with Sarahlyn Bruck, author of Daytime Drama

To put it simply, I was cold! Sunny Los Angeles sounded really nice in January-February of 2017, so I decided to write about Hollywood and the entertainment industry …

Sarahlyn Bruck – 2 March 2021 Continue reading →

IndieView with Spaulding Taylor author of Last Star Standing

To be honest, I was pretty shocked even to realise that I’d conceived a science fiction book. 

Spaulding Taylor – 25 February 2021 Continue reading →

IndieView with Trevor Wiltzen, author of Heart of a Runaway Girl

While I can’t explain why I love to write, I simply do. I also find writing very hard, and it may be the challenge itself that inspires me. Whatever it is, the characters become my friends, and I write about them to learn more about what will happen next in their lives.

Trevor Wiltzen – 20 February 2021 Continue reading →

BookView with Ralph Webster, author of The Other Mrs. Samson

What came more easily was the development of the characters. I enjoyed them. I liked them. I knew how I wanted them to be. And, before I started putting words on paper, I knew how I wanted the story to end, something I consider essential to any writing project.

Ralph Webster – 15 February 2021 Continue reading →

BookView with Feyisayo Anjorin, author of One Week in the Life of a Hypocrite

Sometimes it is great to leave the safety of the familiar for the possibilities that can only open to open minds.

Feyisayo Anjorin – 10 February 2021 Continue reading →