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The challenge for me was to make these issues and their treatment understandable for the layman, for a person who had no mental health or psychological education. I had to condense complex emotional and behavioral issues into language that anyone could understand.

Nina Bingham – 9 February 2019 Continue reading →

I picked up a magazine from an animal rescue organization called Best Friends and read an article on the millions of animals that were being euthanized in shelters every year. I decided I wanted to write something to increase awareness of the issue. 

Stephen Evans – January 28, 2019 Continue reading →

I got the idea from observing life in my hometown, which is full of contradictions; and also the frequent social media clashes of feminists and misogynists, hypocrites and archaic traditionalists. I wanted to create a character and a story that could bring these diverse ideas and opinions to a sort of boxing ring.

Feyisayo Anjorin – 22 January 2019 Continue reading →

Essentially taking what kills you, hurts you, and pollutes your
mind, and turning it into something positive. Many people often try to escape, or find a way
out, but in this book, it encourages one to dig deeper, in order to find a way.

Alex Farivar – 17 January 2019 Continue reading →

It was surreal to be standing in the middle of it all; to hear the waves lapping at Bosta Beach, to feel the crunch of the grass underfoot, to see the loch where Scottish lore says the water horse hides.

Jessica M. Simpkiss – 12 January 2019 Continue reading →

I have had kids ask me if the story is real. As a writer it is a wonderful feeling when a fiction story can seem real in the eyes and minds of kids. I know then that I have tapped into their true imaginations.

Paul J. Collins – 7 January 2019 Continue reading →

Do what makes sense for you, your book, and most importantly, your audience. Find where your potential readers are and go there. 

Sam Chiarelli – 2 January 2019 Continue reading →

I wanted to make a statement about the art of comedy and society’s ability to take a joke …

Kasen James – 28 December 2018

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For me, novels take on a life all their own if the characters won’t let go, and in this case, Nathalie and Andrei did just that. They wouldn’t let go. I began living and breathing the lives of these characters, writing about them as if they were part of my family, sharing their lives with my wife, who later worked hard and brilliantly to edit the book and understand these characters, what made them tick, what motivated their actions, what made them real in the best sense of the word. 

Tom Maremaa – 23 December 2018 Continue reading →

I was thinking of so many scenarios that exist where a business owner has his daughter working at his firm. I felt it would be an interesting story to explore if an employee actually went out on a date with his boss’s daughter. 

Darek Black – 20 December 2018 Continue reading →