Category Archives: Interviews

I hadn’t planned on writing a book for him, but I had readers actually asking me for a book on him.

DC Renee – 19 March 2015 Continue reading →

With the gritty content of my current series, I’d have to say they’re more targeted to the eighteen and older crowd who like mysteries, thrillers, suspense, etc. Just remember there’s that dark edge to it.

D.A. Bale – 15 March 2015 Continue reading →

My son isn’t as an avid reader as the rest of the family. He often struggles to find books that would interest him at his reading level. So, my desire was to take some of the elements that are found in older fantasy works and put them in a book that was at his reading level.

J. Daniel Batt – 12 March 2015 Continue reading →

The Free Rein series is aimed at 8 – 12 year old girls who desire to have that first pony. For any reader who loves ponies and wants to learn about their care as well as enjoy a fictional story, this series is for them!

Christine Meunier – 8 March 2015 Continue reading →

… never give up on your dreams. If you believe that writing is your gift, then follow your heart and never give up.

Wayne Hoss – 5 March 2015 Continue reading →

Call me a bird because I winged it, and still am. It takes research and stamina to find the best ways for marketing.

Sydney Paige McCutcheon – 29 February 2015 Continue reading →

Things may have been harder this time around, but the flashes of insight I had while writing were amazing. I’ve learned to go with whatever comes up in my imagination, trusting my subconscious to know how to wrap things up in the end.

DV Berkom -26 February 2015 Continue reading →

I think the story has a plot with a “can’t wait to see what happens next” appeal that most age groups can appreciate. While I did find it hard to categorize my book, I believe it will be an enjoyable read for anyone who likes intrigue, adventure and travel.

Nagendra Murti – 22 February 2015 Continue reading →

When I worked with high school students who had been removed for disciplinary reasons, I always worried about what would happen if the student were innocent—if the system had failed and punished an innocent person.

Brenda Vicars – 19 February 2015 Continue reading →