I would say that a reader who would enjoy my work would have to be open minded about language and sexual situations. That the reader would have to have an interest in recent American history and also have an interest in education.
Ken Hart – 4 October 2015 Continue reading
Comments Off on IndieView with Ken Hart, author of Reinforcements
Posted in Indieview author, Interviews
I’d be lying if I said I didn’t get some of my inspiration from my favorites like The Vampire Diaries, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, The Mortal Instruments, Vampire Academy, etc. For me,
G. K. DeRosa – 1 October 2015 Continue reading
Comments Off on IndieView with G.K. DeRosa, author of Wilder
Posted in Indieview author, Interviews
I am fifteen-years old and I speak three languages fluently. I love to read, write and travel. I’ve been to about seven countries so far!
Yasmine Hamdi – 27 September 2015 Continue reading
Comments Off on IndieView with Yasmine Hamdi, author of Spirit of the Wind
Posted in Indieview author, Interviews
Years ago, while vacationing with my family, the idea for the story popped into my head. It stayed on my mind for the remainder of the trip. I couldn’t wait to get home to write out my thoughts.
Dee Dee M. Scott – 24 September 2015 Continue reading
Comments Off on IndieView with Dee Dee M. Scott, author of Sent from Heaven
Posted in Indieview author, Interviews
It is very important for reviewers to rate a book on basis of the complete work, not just a part of it. Readers might be put off by the first paragraph but if they find that a review has stated how the book becomes more interesting as it progresses, they might decide to read it in spite of the fact that the first paragraph wasn’t much to their liking.
Sara – 22 September 2015 Continue reading
Posted in Interview Reviewer, Interviews
Well, my father committed suicide when I was a child. Growing up, I always wondered whether I could have perhaps saved him if I’d done something differently and whether I maybe could still save him if only I could find a way to go back in time.
Robin Raven – 20 September 2015 Continue reading
Posted in Indieview author, Interviews
The first chapter was the hardest part. Everybody tells you that you have to grab the reader’s attention right off the bat and keep it. That’s just a fact of today’s society because people are so easily distracted and overloaded with so much social media to explore.
Thomas Lopinski – 17 September 2015 Continue reading
Comments Off on IndieView with Thomas Lopinski, author of The Art of Raising Hell
Posted in Indieview author, Interviews
I think people love reading because it gives them a different perspective on life, humanity, or society; it inspires creativity; and it sometimes provides a break from reality. I don’t think that reading as a pastime is dying as much as it is changing from reading physical books to reading content online.
Charity Rowell-Stansbury – 15 September 2015 Continue reading
Posted in Interview Reviewer, Interviews
I was always good with words and was told that one day, I should write a book. Christie Brown’s “My left foot” inspired me to tell my own story of living with cerebral palsy and being a disabled parent.
Aideen blackborough – 13 September 2015 Continue reading
Comments Off on IndieView with Aideen Blackborough, author of Does It Wet the Bed?
Posted in Indieview author, Interviews
It is a Christian Fiction piece so my target reader is someone who enjoys that genre. But it is also for those looking for something a bit different within that genre.
C.L. Shaffer – 10 September 2015 Continue reading
Comments Off on IndieView with C.L. Shaffer, author of The Link that Could Not Be Broken
Posted in Indieview author, Interviews
