The IndieView

I would say my target reader is someone who loves works of fantasy, likes to be surprised, horrified, swept up in a romance, but not of the bodice-ripper kind, and who enjoys reading carefully . . . 

A.K. Rouse – 29 February 2020 Continue reading →

I learned about the Finnish legend of the northern lights: a magical fox creates them by sweeping up the snow with its tail. I loved that image so much that I knew I had to use it. 

E.C. Hibbs – 23 February 2020 Continue reading →

I learnt that it is easy to write if you are honest with your feelings, at the same time it could be scary because it makes you feel vulnerable.

Feyisayo Anjorin – 17 February 2020 Continue reading →

At the beginning the plot seemed to be too complicated, and I didn’t want that. So I had to find a way to keep the idea I had, but to be able to transmit the whole concept in a way that wasn’t too hard to understand, because I didn’t want it to be a difficult reading. 

Marina Sandoval – 28 January 2020 Continue reading →

My enthusiasm for the characters made me want to keep writing, but other than that, the process isn’t really easy for me.

J.W. Fagan – 20 January 2020 Continue reading →

I didn’t want to write another story that parents read to children, because there are already hundreds of thousands of wonderful books like that. I wanted to write something that could help children read at a younger age, or with less struggle.

Larry Baum – 27 December 2019 Continue reading →

The Pacemaker was based off a nightmare I had. I wrote most of what I could remember down, and it transformed into this.

Imania Margria – 19 December 2019 Continue reading →