Category Archives: Interviews

On the other hand, fans of time-travel, reincarnation, Jewish mysticism, feminism, the publishing industry and lovers of a really great story that’s NEVER been told before will really enjoy this novel! 

Raven West – 23 October 2023 Continue reading →

It’s a deliberately unsettling book, harshly realistic at times, deeply cryptic at others. These stories are designed to leave you staring into space and wondering.

Tod Foley – 20 October 2023 Continue reading →

It wasn’t quite a broken heart, but a heart full of longing that spurred this book. 

Harker Jones – 19 October 2023 Continue reading →

My work is categorized as women’s fiction, which simply means that the focus of the narrative is the emotional journey of the protagonist. I tend to write character-driven fiction, too, so my target reader is one who enjoys learning about the characters and their thought, motivations, and desires.

Christina Consolino – 15 October 2023 Continue reading →

I write for myself. The book must be authentic, honest, and interesting to me.

Larry Axelrood – 14 October 2023 Continue reading →

Due to the pandemic, I was thinking about the big questions of life, and so my heroine became a philosopher and the film became about the meaning of life.

Patricia Leavy – 13 October 2023 Continue reading →

One day, back in 2018, it occurred to me that there was a really cool story to be told wherein an ancient culture came in contact with aliens. And then, of course, I began considering what that would even entail. 

c.b. strul – 11 October 2023 Continue reading →

During the pandemic, my husband and I spent a lot of time walking the streets of our neighborhood and making up stories about the lives of our neighbors. We heard someone pounding on a drum set and decided it must be a kid who wanted to be a rock and roller. One of our neighbors always left all of their doors wide open, day and night, and we worried something bad could easily happen to them.

Mary Camarillo – 10 October 2023 Continue reading →

I no longer live in the Virgin Islands, but I was born and raised on St. Thomas and took great pleasure in dribbling in details I thought readers might find interesting.

Delaney Diamond – 9 October 2023 Continue reading →

I haven’t always known the story of how black descendants were stolen from their land, to work as slaves in a land unknown to them. In fact, I was an adult when I first started to hear stories about how there were kings, queens, princesses, doctors, scientists, who were also taken along with other people. Growing up in Los Angeles, the school districts in Los Angeles and Compton did not teach us about our heritage as a black student. 

Kay Cee Jones – 7 October 2023 Continue reading →