Category: Interviews

Grinnell “Buzz” Desjarlais is the author of the historical fiction novel Saving KC, a profound exploration of addiction, recovery, and the timelessness of love and forgiveness, set against the backdrop

Downbeach provides young adults with a historical novel packed with color. It’s the coming-of-age story of Gibb, who moves through the late 1980s in Atlantic City with a finely tuned

Audrey Sauble is a children’s author, a science illustrator, and an aspiring naturalist obsessed with slugs, bugs, and trees, among other things. Audrey started writing and illustrating children’s books almost

Lorna Selley adores all things eerie and paranormal, and her fiction blends traditional mystery tropes with supernatural elements. After 15 years in content development and editorial roles, she followed a

Mick Heyman, CFA, is the author of Mellow Your Money: How to Surf the Market and Build Wealth without Stressing Yourself Out and the founder of Heyman Investment Counseling. With

Scott Ryan, a multifaceted author, publisher, and television historian, is a pop culture and entertainment industry expert. With a portfolio that spans oral histories, behind-the-scenes stories and critical exploration of

Don Butler had a long career as a journalist at the Ottawa Citizen where he worked in a variety of roles, including executive editor. He lives in Ottawa, Canada’s capital

Stacia Moffett, author of the two-book series Lost and Found in Tennessee, which includes the titles The Missing Girl and Jessa is Back, was born into a family of educators

Michelle M. Pillow is a prolific NY Times & USA TODAY bestselling author with over a million books sold. Though she writes in many genres, she is best known for

Karen Menezes wrote The Chronicles of Capherayna over three years. She spent the next few years editing the manuscript in her spare time while working a full-time job in web