Category: Interviews

An abusive, neglectful childhood is an understandable reason to feel traumatized in adulthood. However, it doesn’t have to define a person’s entire life. Authors Justin and Alexis Black recognized this

With so many other, easier forms of entertainment to digest in the world, it’s an author’s job to make the time that a reader takes to read their book worthwhile.

Below is an interview with author Dr. Marcia Morgan, whose book, The Silenced Voice: There is Purpose in Pain, is a hybrid of poetry and nonfiction that talks about race

Below is an interview with author Christopher Manske about his book, The Prepared Investor: How to Prevent the Next Crisis from Affecting Your Financial Independence. Find out how Manske researched

A recent survey showed that only about one third of teenagers read regularly. So, writers who write for this demographic really need to bring their A game in order to

Below is my interview with Muhammad Shoaib Majeed who has written a self-help book titled A Perfect Guide to Self-Development. There is no manual in life, but there are books

The advice “write what you know” can be pretty limiting for a writer. In author Michael J. Polelle’s case, however, he decided to learn everything he could about the cult

The idea of writing a full-length novel can be intimidating with good reason. To take a small idea and blow it up into an entire world across hundreds of pages

Below is my interview with Thomas Brigger author of the novel, Beyond the Higher Ground. Stories allow us to learn about worlds that span beyond our own, some more realistic

“You should write a book!” How often is this advice doled out to a person who has been through a tough time and made it out the other side. For

Did you ever wish you could Google something and realized that you can’t? Some questions have no answers, and life doesn’t come with a guide to help you through. However,