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We all struggle between two competing natures, the logical and the spiritual. Where we lie between those two points largely defines who we are. That dualism is at the heart of my book.

Gareth Frank – 19 May 2019 Continue reading →

Besides having an overactive imagination, I usually take my stories from the people in my life. What’s happening in the world. Besides crazy cat videos, an idea gets stuck in my head and from that seed I make a story around it. 

Jill Brock – 13 May 2019 Continue reading →

Basically, my writing style can be summed-up as a collection of extremely bad habits finely-tuned to an almost professional-level. 

Lauren Alexis Wood – 7 May 2019 Continue reading →

Eventually, a story began to emerge in my mind. A story that I hope will bring our two cultures closer together.

JDeVereS – 1 May 2019 Continue reading →

This is the kind of story I write because this is the kind of story that writes me, yes, it writes me–the characters show up and I dictate their story. It is this way for many fiction authors for which writing is a serious affair, a spiritual affair, a fascinating experience.

Virginia Arthur – 25 April 2019 Continue reading →

My favorite bit of reader feedback was being asked if we had goosebumps when writing a certain set of scenes mid-novel. I love actually frightening readers with what we’re doing.

Amanda K. King – 19 April 2019 Continue reading →

Writers need to note that the way they interact with the world and describe it may not always be the case for their readers. And — reviewers are not some almighty being. Yes, they may influence but they don’t command people to read this book or that book. A review is a review. Bad or not, it gets the poet’s name out there.

Berry’s Poetry Book Reviews – 16 Apris 2019 Continue reading →

I loved the idea that anything was possible in these worlds. Animals could talk, children could fly and inanimate objects could have feelings. 

A Mon – 13 April 2019 Continue reading →

I think I wanted to have the ideal writer life where you can just focus on the writing and nothing else, but that doesn’t seem to exist all that much nowadays. In the end, I really appreciate having full and final say for what’s going into the book. I think that’s invaluable.

Matthew O. William – 30 March 2019 Continue reading →

There are no areas where I’ve struggled; it’s all fiction, inspired by real-life events.

Bonnie Mill Lemke – 18 March 2019 Continue reading →