The Journey

I am happy to have Author Brian L. Porter as my interview guest this week. Brian is an award winning and best-selling author who has numerous published works and writes under three names. I have read one of Brian's mystery novels, A Mersey Killing, which I thoroughly enjoyed, and I plan on reading more. Read our interview below to learn a little more about Brian L. Porter. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you

This week's guest is Author Mats Verderhus. Mats' writes crime and mystery novels though his current WIP is a sci-fi noir story. To learn more about Mats, check out our interview below. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? This is such a clichéd answer, but like many kids of my generation the books that really got me hooked on reading were the Harry Potter-ser

My guest this week is author J. W. (Jessica) Goodwin. Hailing from a small town in Northern Ontario, Jessica found inspiration for her debut novel on her grandparents farm. Please read on to learn more about J. W. Goodwin and her writing. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? The first book that’s had an impact on me is a toss-up between Alfred Hitchcock and th

This week's guest is Author Coral McCallum. Coral is a contemporary romance author. She has published three books in her Silver Lake Series as well as a stand-alone novel. I hope you enjoy reading a little more about Coral and her writing. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? I was lucky in that my mum always read to me when I was a little girl. Books have fea

I am happy to have Mystery Author, Tyler Colins, as my guest this week on Author Interviews. Tyler has published four novels in the Triple Threat Mysteries Series with more to come. Read the interview below to learn a little more about Tyler and her writing. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? I read a lot as an only child—I would walk home from the library e

Historical Fiction Novelist, John Broughton, is this week's Author Interview guest. John has published several novels.The most recent, Elfrid's Hole, Book 1 of the Jake Conley series, just released at the end of October. Thanks, John, for participating! And double-yuk for question # 17, you are a brave. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? I was too young. My

This week's guest is Author Daniel Maldonado. Daniel is an author of literary drama and is currently working on a legal thriller series. I hope you enjoy learning a little more about Daniel and his writing. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? The first book that truly had an impact on me was Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. The sublime way that the

Please welcome Historical Mystery Author, Janet Kellough. I was fortunate to meet Janet at a book signing event in September and happy she agreed to participate in my interview. Janet has written several historical mystery novels in the Thaddeus Lewis Mystery series. The most recent of this series, The Untoward Assassin, released in March of this year. The great cover is sure to draw your attention to this book. I hope you enjoy learning about this Canadian author. About Writ

This week's guest is Auhor Agnès de Savigny. I will have the opportunity to meet Agnès at Kalicon 2019. This will be her first book signing since publishing her debut novel, Tempt the Ocean. I hope you find Agnès' interview informative and interesting. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you ‐ in what way and what was the name of that book? I’m not sure this is the very first, but it’s the first that comes to mi

My guest this week is Horror Author Allen Stanfill. Allen has a number of published horror books. His latest, Children of the Cursed, released in August of this year. I hope you enjoy learning a little about Allen and his writing. Thanks, Allen, for participating. Oh, and I am with you 100% on the editing. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? I do actually, co

This week's interview is with Author Elly Grant. Elly has a knack for killing characters in her stories. If you're a nice person, you have nothing to worry about. If not, you may find yourself a victim in one of her stories. Thank you, Elly, for participating in Author Interviews. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? I read the book ‘Psycho’ when I was a young

My interview this week is with Fantasy Author, Daryl J. Ball. Daryl has published three books, two of which are a part of a series. Read on to discover more about Daryl's journey as an author and learn a little about his personal life. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? I read a lot as a kid, and I think everything we read impacts us in different ways so thi

I am happy to have award-winning author, Isobel Blackthorn as my guest this week. Isobel has published several novels across a range of genres from biographies to psychological thrillers. Thank you, Isobel, for sharing a little of your writing and personal life and for participating in Author Interviews. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. What is your favourite thing about writing? What is your least favourite thing about writing? I adore every aspect of the writing proce

Author R. A. (Robert) Fisher joins me as my guest this week on Author Interviews. I hope you enjoy learning a little about Robert. I can related with Robert's answer to question 1. I once tried to read The Hobbit when I was 12 or 13 years old. I don't think I made it past the first page or two. And his answer to question number 11 made me laugh maybe a little too hard. But it just seemed the second sentence of his answer was unnecessary in a way. I couldn't imagine how it cou

I am pleased to have Author Jennifer Daniels as my guest this week on Author Interviews. Jennifer has published six books. Her newest, Sea No Moor (The Loch Series) was released on June 26. I hope you enjoy reading a little about Jennifer's writing and personal life. Thank you, Jennifer, for participating in my interview. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? I

My interview guest this week is Author Tony Lewis. I hope you enjoy Tony's short and witty answers to the interview questions. Some of them may even make you laugh out loud. I know I did, especially to the answer for question 14. Thanks, Tony, for participating in Author Interviews. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? When I read Les Miserables for the first

I am pleased to have Author Joy Lynn Goddard as my guest this week. Joy is an accomplished writer in the young adult genre though more recently, she has collaborated with her husband, Dan, on adult fiction. Thank you, Joy, for participating in my interview. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? Although I’m an avid reader now, I wasn’t much of a reader as a you

Author Julia Sutton is my interview guest this week. Julia has published three novels and is finishing up book 4 of her School of Dreams series. Thank you, Julia, for participating in my interview this week. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? Firstly, hello and thank you for interviewing me Sandra 😊 When I was a young girl, I loved Enid Blyton books (The Ma

My guest this week is fantasy author, Kathryn Rossati. Kathryn writes YA/NA and childrens' fiction as well as poetry. She also has published works under the pen name of Kathryn Wells. Thank you, Kathryn, for participating in author interviews. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? Not specifically, as I read voraciously as a kid and so absorbed quite a few book

Welcome, Author Simone Beaudelaire, and thank you for being my guest this week. I hope you enjoy getting to know a little about Simone and check our her newest release, Where the Wind Blows, on Amazon. About Writing/Books/Being an Author 1. Do you remember the first book you read that had an impact on you - in what way and what was the name of that book? One of the early books that had an impact on me was Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls. I remember so much about it.