IndieView with John Coon, author of Pandora Reborn

Many people have reportedly died in the Uinta Mountains over the years while trying to find the lost Rhoads mine. Their deaths led to legends of a lingering curse on the mine. Learning the story sparked a question in my mind: what could make a mine cursed? 

John Coon – 26 November 2018 Continue reading

IndieView with Ketan Desai, author of Germs of War

I know a fair amount of genetic manipulation as I have a PhD in Cell and Molecular Biology, and background in the military made me realize the dangers of biological weapons. I put the two together.

Ketan Desai – 23 November 2018 Continue reading

IndieView with Caroline Walken, author of Behind the Fan

I experienced the same when I lost my parents, it is a common cord we share. Being me however I had to ask, what if you found something you never expected?  

Caroline Walken – 20 November 2018 Continue reading

IndieView with Elizabeth Guizzetti, author of Immortal House

My husband and I watch a lot of horror movies. We were watching Tales of a Vampire, 1992 starring Julian Sands when the thought of the huge urban lofts where city-residing vampires are supposed to live are disappearing. I mentioned it to my husband and he said, “You have to write that.”

 Elizabeth Guizzetti- 17 November 2018 Continue reading

IndieView with Linda Anne Smith, author of Dawn Through the Shadow

I love the quote of Barbara Kingsolver, “Good fiction creates empathy. A novel takes you somewhere and asks you to look through the eyes of another person, to live another life.”

Linda Anne Smith – 14 November 2018 Continue reading

Reviewer IndieView with Assaph Mehr of Felix the Fox Mysteries

I think storytelling is a fundamental aspect of human life, and I doubt that would materially change. We’ll keep telling ourselves stories – and read them, of course – for as long as we are human. 

Assaph Mehr – 12 November 2018 Continue reading

IndieView with Robert Hill, author of Alone Together

When I suggested my kids should go outside to play, they responded with cries of outrage. I explained that life would go on without their gadgets – they disagreed. I wrote the book to explore what might happen if all technology stopped, including everything that uses electricity in any form, even cars.  

Robert Hill – 11 November 2018 Continue reading

BookView with Sabrina Albis, author of A Dusk Without Dawn

I feel like my ideas come from so many different facets of life. Books, television, movies, and the people I interact with. Everything influences my writing in some shape or form.

Sabrina Albis – 7 November 2018 Continue reading

IndieView with Jake Craven, author of Marooned

Fans of classic noir will likely be especially intrigued by this story, but efforts were made to make it accessible to the casual reader. I feel that despite the genre, if a story draws interesting characters, readers can all find something in common with them.

Jake Craven – 3 November 2018 Continue reading

IndieView with Judge Marylin E. Atkins, author of The Triumph of Rosemary

The takeaway from my story is that if you keep working and believing in yourself, challenges can be overcome and a happy, productive, peaceful life can be the result.

Judge Marylin E. Atkins – 30 October 2018 Continue reading