IndieView with S.C. Jensen, author of Tropical Punch (Bubbles in Space Book 1)

I was inspired by the old 1930s pulp detective novels and wanted to try a similar style in a sci-fi setting. Bubbles Marlowe is my take on Raymond Chandler’s famous detective, Philip Marlowe.

S.C. Jensen – 10 December 2021 Continue reading

IndieView with Phoenix Elvis Nicholson, author of An Exhaustive White Stone Compendium

I do not subscribe to the belief that any one way is perfect or better than another. My writings are enslaved to the pen and imagination alone. Reality sneaks in once in a while.

Phoenix Elvis Nicholson – 5 December 2021 Continue reading

IndieView with Michael Rose, author of The Sorting Room

I drew much from my own experiences on the family farm, and from a part-time job working at an industrial laundry during my high school days. I didn’t pattern any of the full characters from real-life people, but I was inspired by the life story of a man I knew who was born in the late 1920s. 

Michael Rose – 1 December 2021 Continue reading

IndieView with Robert Babirad, author of A Westhampton Beach Christmas

I started writing the book this past summer. My publisher had a call for Christmas stories, so I made a commitment to myself to write one that I would love to read.

Robert Babirad – 27 November 2021 Continue reading

IndieView with J.L. Doucette, author of Unknown Assailant

I write for discerning readers who are interested more in the internal world of characters and their motivations and who enjoy literary fiction more than plot-dominated stories.

J.L. Doucette – 23 November 2021

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IndieView with Ryan McGinnis, author of Tears of the Dragon

 

My time as an indie musician foreshadowed my desire to be an indie author. It’s the D.I.Y. spirit that drives you to control your own creativity and destiny in my opinion.

Ryan McGinnis – 20 November 2021 Continue reading

IndieView with Carmenn Alexander King Kocznur, author of Amidst the Heavens

There have been many that influenced me but the most important I would have to say is Ray Bradbury. In fact, he makes an appearance in one of the stories in this collection. Bradbury’s love of writing and his child-like wonder about the world and space and humanity’s future inspires me in ways no other author has.

Carmenn Alexander King Kocznur – 17 November 2021 Continue reading

IndieView with Cheryl Babirad, author of I Did My Best

The idea came from a compilation of my own experiences as a Kindergartener, my own children’s experiences as Kindergarteners, and what I observed throughout my years of teaching children beginning Kindergarten.

Cheryl Babirad – 13 November 2021 Continue reading

IndieView with Diane Wald, author of My Famous Brain

It was inspired by a person I met many years ago — a person who, like Jack, had a very high I.Q., could memorize enormous amounts of reading material, and was struggling to cope with a serious health problem. 

Diane Wald – 9 November 2021 Continue reading

BookView with Christie Leigh Babirad, author of Scarlet Secrets: Poems

You know those views that sometimes keep you up at night, but you have a feeling no one else will understand where you’re coming from? Those are the kinds of thoughts that I incorporated into this book. I am hoping that through writing my heart, others will connect, relate, and feel more open to express themselves through their chosen art.

Christie Leigh Babirad – 5 November 2021 Continue reading