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
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Behind the story of a modern-day faery tale
Bishop O’Connell’s road to publication shows the value of perseverance, not only in publishing, but also in life. For this interview, O’Connell discusses his debut novel, “The Stolen,” and his passion for kilts and swords.O’Connell said that when he wrote “The Stolen” he wanted to bring the traditional faerie tale to a modern audience. He said, “For a long time faerie tales … [Read more...] about Behind the story of a modern-day faery tale
Alan Russell’s versatility is key to success
Not many mystery writers have tackled the murder of an angel, but that’s what San Diego author Alan Russell has done in his latest release, “Guardians of the Night.” For this interview, the award-winning author discussed his new release and his philosophies about writing.Russell feels strongly that authors who write a book just to deliver a message or argue a cause are … [Read more...] about Alan Russell’s versatility is key to success
Diana Chambers—born traveler and writer
Diana Chambers says she was born with a book in one hand and a passport in the other. The author of “Stinger,” a script that was at one point optioned by a London movie producer, never saw the movie come to fruition, but did turn that script into a novel involving romance and mystery. In a Midwest Book Review by James A. Cox, “Stinger” was called, “A ripping good novel of … [Read more...] about Diana Chambers—born traveler and writer
Atlanta writer discusses latest work—”Shadow of a Smile”
Valerie Joan Connors is one of those writers who doesn’t like the traditional mantra of “write what you know.” Instead, she says she’d rather write what she wants to know. For this interview, the Atlanta writer discussed her new book, “Shadow of a Smile,” and why she wrote it.“I think a story is much more interesting if it has an underlying theme that resonates with … [Read more...] about Atlanta writer discusses latest work—”Shadow of a Smile”