Category Archives: Interviews

I thought about the problems in one-side relationships wherein one partner does all the compromising for the sake of keeping the peace at the risk of losing the sense of self.

Margaret Buckhanon – 3 August 2014 Continue reading →

I love “all things England,” and when the idea came out of nowhere to set a book in England, everything snowballed from there. 

Traci Borum – 30 July 2014 Continue reading →

…but my books seem to appeal to women of any age. Though my first book makes grown men cry, and many have loved my second. So I guess I write for adults.

Julie Frayn – 27 July 2014 Continue reading →

No one wants to read an unpolished manuscript; there is nothing worse in my opinion. It’s hugely important to make sure that the level and quality of work you send out there is of the top standard.

Ashley Quigley – 07 July 2014 Continue reading →

 I have a lot of fun making people up and if it’s fun, then it must be easy.

Kimberly G. Giarratano – 20 July 2014 Continue reading →

I had been carrying these stories around with me since 1998 when I finished my first year living abroad. The book is a combination of things that happened to me during my first year in Korea and of stories that I heard. 

Manheim Wagner – 17 July 2014 Continue reading →

I love grand epic tales, family sagas.  I’ve had to learn, though, that the lavish details and prose don’t cut it with modern readers.

Annette Ranald – 7 July 2014 Continue reading →

I got into writing because I wanted to write, I didn’t want to pitch/wait/re-pitch/pray/wait and I figured I could do that by self-publishing.

M.H.J. Rice – 10 July 2014 Continue reading →

I’ve always been a fan of the cheesy old stuff from the 1950s and 1960s and now that steampunk is such a big thing I thought why not “rocketpunk”?

Michael Moreau – 6 July 2014 Continue reading →