"When I started writing, I didn’t intentionally set out to write YA. Honestly, it’s just what felt the most comfortable to me,"
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Interview: Chris Karlsen, Author of the Detective Novel ‘Silk’
"I put off trying to actually write until I retired. Now, I am thrilled to complete each story that comes to me."
Read More »Interview: Joel Fox, Author of ‘The Mark on Eve’
"While I am not writing history, the feel of the period must be accurate for the readers."
Read More »Interview: Elisabeth Amaral, Author of ‘Czar Nicholas, The Toad, and Duck Soup’
"My memoir is a coming of age story that took place in during the fights for women’s rights, racial equality and the growing rage against the Vietnam war."
Read More »Interview: Melissa Abramovitz, Author of ‘Helping Herbie Hedgehog’
"I love the fact that I am making a small positive difference in the world by writing books and other materials that children love reading."
Read More »Interview with Graciela Limón – Author of ‘The Intriguing Life of Ximena Godoy’
Limón has published nine novels, all of which deal with a Latina and Trans Border experience.
Read More »Interview: Sarah Remy, Author of ‘Stonehill Downs’
"I’m looking for readers who enjoy a good story but who also want to connect with diverse characters."
Read More »Interview with Anne K. Edwards, author of ‘This and That: A Collection of Light and Dark Tales’
I know a muse is supposed to be a "she" but mine is a disagreeable, whiny "he" who has his own column on my website.
Read More »Interview: Eleanor Parker Sapia, Author of ‘A Decent Woman’
"Since I came to writing in my late forties, my muse is highly motivated! We have many books to write together."
Read More »Interview with David J Rodger, author of ‘Oakfield’
Drop the romance about being a writer – it’s a job, one you should enjoy but ultimately one you’ll have to make sacrifices to succeed in.
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