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IndieView with Claire Buss, author of The Interspecies Poker Tournament

Writing for characters you’ve already established is like putting on a pair of comfy slippers. You know them well, you’ve learnt their fobiles and it feels natural to be writing about them again.

Claire Buss – 25 July 2019 Continue reading →

IndieView with Timothy Reinhardt, author of Jesus’s Brother James

Yes, I listen to music. I have different types depending on the nature of the scene. If it is a funny scene, I tend to listen to the Ramones. If it is a serious scene I listen to classical music.

Timothy Reinhardt – 20 July 2019 Continue reading →

IndieView with Philip M Fishman, author of Secession

I think if the Confederacy had not initiated hostilities; Lincoln might have had a hard time in convincing most of the North to go to war. But, as I thought more about it, I favored the idea of a futuristic novel with a lot of historical perspective and some ideas for dealing with current problems.

Philip M. Fishman – 10 July 2019 Continue reading →

IndieView with Ellis Hoff, author of Victory Blood

I watched the sixties daytime series “Dark Shadows” daily, curled up on the couch with my mother and sisters for five of the most formative years of my life. I was too young to understand most of it, but I got this:

Vampires are scary.

Ellis Hoff – 5 July 2019 Continue reading →

IndieView with Victoria A Wilder, author of Lullaby of the Lilitu

Once I determined to focus and get words down no matter what, it all flowed out. Of course, by then, I’d spent years in the world of the story, so I had everything I needed. 

Victoria A. Wilder – 24 June 2019 Continue reading →

IndieView with Ty’Sean Judd, author of Tales of a Dignified Hoodrat

I had the hardest time thinking of a title that represented the theme of what I was going for. It just hit me like a ton of bricks last minute… My mom really helped me.

18 June 2019 – Ty’Sean Judd Continue reading →

IndieView with Becky Kueker, author of A Classic in Clown Shoes

Learning to be the person I never really knew after I retired was a process that defies age and inspires courage. Taking that first step to a “brand new you” allowed me to embrace uncertainty and grow as an individual.

Becky Kueker – 12 June 2019 Continue reading →

IndieView with Lisa K Stephenson, author of The Yellow Brownstone

Writing is an art for me, a safe place and whatever my mind conjures up, whether this be a book that men can relate or women, I will take solace in knowing that whoever has sat down to read my book has found it to be quite pleasurable. 

Lisa K. Stephenson – 6 June 2019 Continue reading →

IndieView with Tyler G. Warne, author of The Mad Cats in the City Police

I hope to reach younger generations who can commit themselves to a greater understanding of nature.

Tyler G. Warne – 31 May 2019 Continue reading →

IndieView with Vernon Glenn, author of Friday Calls

The writing just flowed and I felt very lucky for that. The Devil of Writer’s Block has yet to visit me.

Vernon Glenn – 25 May 2019 Continue reading →