Category: Interviews

It’s always interesting to see what draws an author to write. This motivation often dictates the author’s genre. For author Karl Kristian Flores, he focused on emotion, thought, and philosophy

There were so many different activities and projects that people took on during quarantine. The lockdown gave people the time for long term projects, such as writing a book. One

Many of the non-fiction authors who ask me to write a review or conduct an interview write about some really negative topics.  And there is a lot of value to

One summer, my brother, sisters, and I became obsessed with Monopoly. We played it several times a day and got into massive, board-flipping fights over stolen properties and frustration at

Back in April, author Janice Beetle wrote a guest post for this site, Spirited Author Hopes to Inspire with Her Book, Willful Evolution, detailing the process of writing her two

Mystery readers love the genre because it involves putting the pieces of a puzzle together. Mystery authors love to write mysteries because it involves designing the puzzle and then mixing

A visual brain is a crucial asset to the writing process. Many authors love other fields of creativity, such as art and film, because that visualization is hardwired into them.

Writing allows us to develop the parts of ourselves that we don’t always get to show to the world. This is especially true of people who have a dark side

When you’re coming off of an addiction, you need to find healthy habits to satisfy your addictive behaviors. Exercise, meditation, and group therapy are popular activities. But writing is another

Letter writing is a technologically obsolete art. However, that doesn’t necessarily make it useless. Letters can be as therapeutic, profound, and juicy as journal entries. And letters are meant to