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Interview Author Gabriella Messina Q1. Tell me about yourself what are your favorite books to read?  A.  I’ve found that, as I continue to grow as a writer, I’ve grown more selective as a reader. I tend to choose books from the same genres that I write… mysteries, historical fiction, fantasy… and I gravitate back to older books more than newer. I like stories that move at a good, steady pace, almost like a well-made film; that isn’t preachy, but still, give you something to think about; and that have well-developed characters that act like real people.  Q2.when did you decide you were going to write a book? I’d been  A.writing screenplays since the early 2000s and I’d gotten some notice for them, but getting into that industry is notoriously difficult and expensive. Then I learned about the rise of indie publishing, KDP and such, and decided to try adapting the stories into novels. Q3. How did you come up with the name of your books?  A. Poetry, songs, 

Interviewing Author Grahame Peace Q1. Tell me about yourself what are your favorite books to read? A. I’m 61 years of age and was born in the Northern Textile Town of Huddersfield in England where I still live with my partner. I like many genres of books, but I don’t like anything too dark; before I retired I worked for many years in Mental Health Services in the UK, so I had more than my fill of ‘life’, and the ups and downs it can throw at people. So, I tend to go for books that offer escapism, I also like history, autobiographies, and biographies. At the moment I’m enjoying the fictional book ‘The Haunting of Ashburn House by Darcy Coates. I say I’m retired, but I now consider myself to be an author, I treat it as a full-time job, working on my books for several hours most days. Q2. when did you decide you were going to write a book? A. I retired from my job with the National Health Service in the UK nearly five years ago now; I’d already started my first book by th

Interviewing Author Michelle Files Q1. Tell me about yourself what are your favorite books to read?  A. I've lived in California my entire life, but think it would be fun to move somewhere completely different for a while. Like Rome. :-) I am a mother of two, who are both awesome adults now. I love to read mystery, thrillers. And a book has to capture my attention quickly because I lose interest fast. That's why I try to start my books with a hook from the first chapter. Q2. When did you decide you were going to write a book?  A. That's an interesting question, because I recently found an old manuscript that I had started in 1988, and never finished! I don't know if that counts though. I got really serious about writing and publishing about 5 years ago. Q3. How did you come up with the name of your books? A. So far, I haven't named any of my books until almost done with them. I need to write it to know what title will work. It&#

Interviewing Author Barry K. Nelson Q1. Tell me about your self what are your favorite books to read? A. I live in the Pittsburgh PA area. I'm 59, but I look a lot younger for my age. I'm a long time science fiction and Marvel comics fan. I like to read books by other sci-fi writers. As well as WW 2 history. Q2. when did you decide you were going to write a book? A. I've always had a natural talent for writing. Way back in 2007 I decided to finally put my creative energies to work and write my first novel. That's pretty much the birth of my McKenzie Files series. Q3. How did you come up with the name of your books? A. I took the name McKenzie Files from my lead character, Colin McKenzie. Q4. What are you working on for 2019? A. I'm currently working on a graphic novel adaptation of my first McKenzie Files book. After that, I'm finally going to start working again on my WW2 horror novel, Dogs of War. Then McKenzie Files Book 5.

Interviewing Author  Kami Love Q1. Tell me about your self what are your favorite books to read? A. I love gymnastics.  My favorite book is  Arthur. Q2.when did you decide you were going to write a book? A. Last year when I was Seven years old. Q3. How did you come up with the name of your books? A. My nickname is Kami. Q4. What are you working on for 2019? A. am working on going to the 3rd grade. Also a T-shirt line. Q5. How long have you been writing? A. I have been writing for two years now! Q6. What advice would you give other authors?  A. I would advise others to follow your dreams Q7.where can people find you online? A. I can be found online at fb@Kamilove and fb@shopkamilove I also have a website info@shopkamilove.com My email address is info@shopkamilove.net Q8. Do you plan on making more boo

Interviewing author Slc Coffin Q1. Tell me about your self what are your favorite books to read? A. I'm a married mother of 5. I taught pre-kindergarten for 8 yrs. I now assist in a kindergarten class and work at my local library. I like to read biographical books. Q2. when did you decide you were going to write a book? A. I decided to write a children's book summer of 2018. Q3. How did you come up with the name of your books? A. My 7 yr old son inspired me to write about Wise the owl ninja he drew a ninja owl and I said wow that would be a great character for a children's book. It started from there Q4. What are you working on for 2019? A. I am currently working on the second part to Wise. Q5. How long have you been writing? A. I have only been writing for  7 months.  Q6. What advice would you give other authors?  A.  would say if you ever thought about writing a book you have to just do it even start by writing a little

Interviewing Author Alan Black Q1. Tell me about yourself what are your favorite books to read?  A.  I am semi-retired. My journey into writing began in college.  My origin as a writer was that of being a song lyricist.  Over the years I have worked on many different projects covering a wide spectrum of musical genres.  As I continued writing for music it has resulted in my writing evolving into that of being a Christian writer as well.   I enjoy reading books based on the Christian faith and quite often find myself reading online different excerpts from articles and books daily.   Q2. When did you decide you were going to write a book? A. To be honest I was not planning to write a book. During my slow time in the mornings, I found myself doing what I call camping.  Essentially vamping for me is writing out my Essentially vamping for me is writing down my thoughts.  This began back in the summer of 2015.  As time went by I began sharing some of my writings with

Interviewing Author Lisa Reinicke  Q1. Tell me about your self what are your favorite books to read? A. Well, of course, I love children's picture books the best that is why I write them. I remember what a special time reading was for me with my mom and my aunt. My mother had my favorite book saved so I had it as an adult. It was Ponies and was a Rand McNally book. because I loved horses and have been on horseback since before I could walk.      My other favorites are the writings of Laura Ingalls Wilder when she wrote for the newspaper.  She was full of common sense and had an entertaining way of writing.     Lastly was the Rainbow Goblins. Mimi would disappear into the bedroom while I waited patiently on the loveseat. That was the best place to sit so I could share the warmth of her presence upon her return.  She would come back to the living room with the treasured book, “The Rainbow Goblins.” It was a very big book, with vivid artistry.  None of the childre

Interviewing Author Kathryn Spurgeon Q1.Tell me about yourself.  A. I love my large family. Blessed with six children and twelve grandchildren, we are a diversified group with many different ethnic groups represented, some born, some adopted, all adorable. God has blessed me with a heart to love people from around the world, and my husband, Bill and I have fed and taught International students for at least eighteen years.  Q2. What are your favorite books to read? A. I’m an avid reader and I read fast. I enjoy different kinds of books, but mostly historical novels and biographies. I can’t read much fiction at night because I tend to stay up all night finishing the book. Nonfiction, however, puts me to sleep.  This week I’ve read some of C.S. Lewis (to sleep) and a couple of Lynn Austin’s Chronicles books. Inspiring books. Made me want to go back to the Bible and see what was true. Q3. When did you decide you were going to write a book?  A. My first book was

Interviewing Author Jasveena R Prabhagaran Q1. Tell me about yourself, and what are your favorite books to read? A. I come from Malaysia, and I have an Engineering degree and an MBA. I started writing blogs at thoughtsandviewsthatmatter.blogspot.com on social issues, and that’s how I got to engage with writers and readers. I later became a book promotion service provider and founded a business, International Book Promotion. I only read non-fiction, biographies, autobiographies, and anything along those genres.  Q2. when did you decide you were going to write a book? A. I received a call from my lecturer, inviting me to co-author a book that discusses the struggles of fresh graduates, and that’s the very moment I know I will be a published co-author real soon. In fact, I am now editing the final version of the manuscript. Q3. How did you come up with the name of your books? A. The Sin of a Fresh Graduate is the title of the book we co-authored and the name was

Interviewing Author Kim Clark Q1. 1. Tell me about your self what are your favorite books to read? A. My favorite all time book is the Bible. I read it annually and also love devouring Charles Spurgeon's devotionals. My favorite fiction author is Tosca Lee. I enjoy her imagery and how she breathes life to biblical events.  Q2. when did you decide you were going to write a book? A. The Lord told me to write my book about four years ago. I didn't want to do it and really wrestled with God. For all the juicy details read the sample chapter of my book on my website www.kimmclark.com .  Q3. How did you come up with the name of your books? A. The Lord gave me the name of my book one day as I was running. It really resonated with me, "Deep Waters: Lift Your Gaze" and it's now an award-winning book! Q4. What are you working on for 2019? A.I'm finishing up a supporting devotional to "Deep Waters: Lift Your Gaze." It should

Interviewing Author Ann Malley Q1. Tell me about yourself what are your favorite books to read?  A. I’m an almost empty-nester who reads and writes to fill in the spaces left by not having to homeschool anymore. It was a great experience. But I’d be lying if I said I loved every moment of it. But I wouldn’t change a single thing—except perhaps breathing deeper to take in the joy that’s now passed. My favorite books? It’s hard to say, even though I write inspirational romantic suspense and sweet romance. I read EVERYTHING. Having moved cross country too many times to count, my husband and I hauled a great many books. Inherited the first edition western biographies, collected children’s classics, illustrated histories of the British monarchy, art compendiums, spiritual classics—the Discernment of Spirits anyone?—and a wealth of old hardback mysteries. Sax Rohmer and the like. And who can forget P.G. Wodehouse? If you love witty comedy without the bedroom scenes, he’s your ma