The Adventures of Titus and Tori: Countdown to the Moon by Dr. Umo + Giveaway
Back in the day, if you were to find me and my friends at one of our many meetup spots in our neighborhood, you’d probably have thought we were having
Category: Interviews
Interviews I conduct with indie authors and bloggers to help promote their writing and blogs.
An Interview with Women’s Fiction Author Katherine A. Sherbrooke + Giveaway!
Katherine A. Sherbrooke is the award-winning author of three novels: the New York Times notable Leaving Coy’s Hill, which was a finalist for the Massachusetts Book Award; Fill the Sky, finalist for the Foreword
An Interview with Health and Fitness Author Andres Digenio
Andres Digenio, MD, PhD, is a physician, researcher, and author who has spent much of his career helping people improve their health through changes in nutrition, physical activity, and everyday
Class Reunion by Gail Ward Olmsted Book Review and Author Interview + Giveaway!
A great philosophical argument to make is whether or not people can change. In the world of fiction, authors weigh different theories with their character arcs. With recurring characters, that
An Interview with Contemporary Fiction Author Roie Oknin
Roie Oknin is a writer, artist and medical student. He holds a BSc in Neuroscience and a BA in Psychology. Ramen, Existential Crises is his first novel. About Ramen, Existential Crises Koji
The Junkyard by Bryan Reilly Book Review and Author Interview
When I was growing up, dog stories were everywhere. They were in movies, books, and TV, and even though I wasn’t a dog lover in real life, I couldn’t get
An Interview with Women’s Fiction Author Janette DeFelice
Janette DeFelice is a health sciences professor, author, essayist, former professional dancer, and physician who chose motherhood over medicine whose writing draws on themes of performance, motherhood, and the female
Anjali and Isa Go Somewhere by Leah Danis Book Review and Author Interview
Classic tales of children getting lost in the woods tends to be scary, tense, and include a moral that shames the reader into doing the right thing based on how
When Paris Whispers by Marianne C. Bohr Book Review and Author Interview
As a society, we can’t help but put people in (figurative) boxes. Once we think we know someone, we immediately guess at the things they would and would not do.
An Interview with Fantasy Short Story Author Claris Lam
Claris Lam (she/her) is a Chinese Canadian author & poet writing fantasy, mystery, and poetry to inspire readers with hope, perseverance, creativity, and happy endings. The first two books in
An Interview with Memoirist Elizabeth Reed Aden
Elizabeth Reed Aden is a biomedical anthropologist turned biotech strategist with a career spanning epidemiology, virology, and global pharma leadership. After earning her PhD studying hepatitis B in Vanuatu, she
The Reliable Narrator by Grace Sammon Book Review and Author Interview
Friendship stories typically deal with younger women, either kids or young women. Friendships among older women are rarely chronicled, and when they are, they’re usually a footnote in a larger
An Interview with Fantasy Author Debbie Bishop
Award-winning author Debbie Bishop is a multi-genre storyteller, creative director, entertainment executive, and CEO of Angelgate Entertainment. Her newest book, PILLYWIGGIN Awakening: The Complete Story Arc (Books 1–2), is an
Taken to the Grave by Robert Hoffman Book Review and Author Interview
“There is no such thing as closure in the world, just more answers that lead to more questions.” This is a hard but very accurate truth about the human experience,
An Interview with YA Author Morgan Rylie
Morgan Rylie is a YA author who writes emotionally driven stories about identity, love, and the messy process of growing up when nothing feels simple. Her books often explore characters