Category Archives: Indieview author

I’m just a person who likes to write. Someone who loves telling stories, who loves feeling emotions, who loves being drawn in and inspired, and someone who wants others to experience the stories I write and hopefully take something away from them. Whether that something is joy, a different outlook on ideals, being entertained, or, perhaps, the notion that they’re not alone. 

Nicholas Lawrence Carter – 18 July 2020 Continue reading →

We can all relate to a daughter’s desperate need to find her missing father and to a father’s reasons for seeking the best means to support his family. These are common feelings and experiences shared by all, regardless of their birthplace or language. 

Debra Thomas – 15 July 2020 Continue reading →

I didn’t want the reasoning for their actions to be because they were just evil. I had to give them justification for their actions which was probably the most challenging.

Amy Watkins – 5 July 2020 Continue reading →

I struggled to allow myself, sometimes, to really journey back to the moments in which some vignettes take place. It was important for me to work to do this, though, so that the reader could really feel like they were with me in every sense. 

29 June 2020 – Rachel Boehm Continue reading →

I believe that this message is for the child in us all, and my greatest hope is for families to read the book together, so that they can learn how to flow the energy of love individually, with each other, and then out into the world. 

Lisa White – 24 June 2020 Continue reading →

I look at my book as a movie being produced by me and place each scene as such. 

LINK – 18 June 2020 Continue reading →

All the characters in the book are unique, quirky, and lovably dysfunctional individuals. They became so real to me as I was writing, that their speech patterns and conversational perspectives just flowed out.

Robert Steven Goldstein – 12 June 2020 Continue reading →

I think readers who are looking for something a little off-kilter will enjoy this book. It’s a fast-paced dark comedy/crime story that will appeal to fans of the Coen Brothers, Ben Stiller, and similar artists. 

Marc Cavella – 6 June 2020 Continue reading →

The decision to write the book to alleviate the anger and nausea I felt about Trump’s election was easy. I also can adopt a somewhat natural comic look at terrible situations, the ability to laugh to keep from crying.

Robert Trebor – 31 May 2020 Continue reading →

I like editing but often, I might come back to a work I loved and decide it’s garbage and then return again and love it. Refining it is like sculpting in a sense and discovering deep levels of the story without (hopefully) making it become contrived.

Charles Souby – 25 May 2020 Continue reading →