In addition to her novels, author Susan Froetschel writes for YaleGlobal Online, a public-service magazine that covers globalization. One of Froetschel’s main interests in both her work at the magazine and in her novels is charitable giving. For this interview, the author of five novels talked about her interest in charities and how that relates to her newest novel, “Allure of … [Read more...] about Allure of Deceit author confronts charitable giving
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Author of Identity Thief discusses personal experience
According to JP Bloch, the author of “Identity Thief,” identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the country. In this interview, Bloch discusses his experience as an identity theft victim and how that experience played into the writing of his second book.When he decided to write a novel, Bloch wasn’t sure what “topic” to write about. Despite his knowledge of the … [Read more...] about Author of Identity Thief discusses personal experience
Interview with Acts of Faith author Patricia Wynn
Patricia Wynn loves history, travel, and a good mystery. In this interview, the award-winning author describes how she’s been able to blend those interests to write mysteries as well as Regency and historical romances. Her latest Blue Satan historical mystery is “Acts of Faith,” which explores life in 1716 England and the religious persecution of the time.In “Acts of … [Read more...] about Interview with Acts of Faith author Patricia Wynn
Sleeping Dog sparkles with rib-tickling dialogue
Serendipity (Sarah) Dahlquist is a very precocious 14-year-old girl who arrives home from school one day to discover her beloved dog, Groucho, is missing. After checking the usual places and reporting the missing dog to the police, Serendipity decides to hire PI Leo Bloodworth to find Groucho. When Bloodworth refuses to take her case she turns to his office mate, Kasper, who … [Read more...] about Sleeping Dog sparkles with rib-tickling dialogue
San Diego author F. James Greco discusses Jerkwater Town
F. James Greco is a San Diego author who says he relies on his Italian-American ancestry and experience as a journalist to help mold his historical fiction. For this interview, the former teacher, attorney, self-described “belly-button” guitar player talked about his newest release, “Jerkwater Town,” what drove him to write it, and his “almost” musical career.“From my days … [Read more...] about San Diego author F. James Greco discusses Jerkwater Town