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1. Tell me about your self? A.  I have always had a passion to help other people. In my passion for caring for others, I persuade a career in the medical field in which I am a medical assistant by profession.  I have always found myself caring for others even at times when I was going through my own experiences. Caring for others helped me to persevere, helping other in turn helped me.  My upbringing had a direct impact on who I am, I was raised in the church and I’ve seen my family give of themselves by supporting and helping others, this has made such an impact on who I am and how I give of myself. I am also a wife to Rodriques for 7 years and I have 3 beautiful girls, Gabriella, Arielle, and Serenity. 2.What are your favorite books to read?  A. Maya Angelou Still I rise, The Heart of A woman// Langston Hughes: Not Without Laughter, That is My Dream, 3. When did you decide you were going to write a book?  A. Two years ago I decided to write ago 4. How did you come up with the name of

Interviewing Author  Miss Farrah Movement and Fun Q1. Tell me about yourself A. Some people may not know that I am a Wonder Woman enthusiast with quite a collection of memorabilia. Wonder Woman is more than a fictional character to me. Wonder Woman is a mindset! With having many barriers in life to overcome I have found her strength to be symbolic and encouraging to strive to be the best version of me! I also just completed a Wonder Woman 5k this summer in honor of all the strong women who have influenced my life.    I also enjoy spending time with my husband Todd whether it be cruising in our Ford Mustang, enjoying a movie together, or finding new restaurants to enjoy. We reside in Uhrichsville, Ohio where we have the honor of being involved with the local high school marching band. This is my 13th year working with the Claymont Marching Band as the Color guard instructor and dance specialist. Color guard is another passion of mine. I enjoy choreographing fun flag routines and band da

  Interviewing Author Karen Smith Q1. Tell me about yourself?  A.  My name is Karen Sue Smith.  I have lived in Wheaton, Illinois since 2003.  My husband and I celebrated our twenty-ninth wedding anniversary on August 4, 2020.  We have three children on earth and three in heaven.  We have a Havanese dog named Clara, and a Holland Lop bunny named Lilly. I am a Kingdom Builder’s Academy certified coach.  I love helping others find clarity in their life calling and see their dreams become reality.  I love helping other people write and accomplish their goals.  I do laser coaching, where I help my clients develop their vision, and then break down the steps to see what they want into small, actionable steps that they can take each day. Q2.What are your favorite books to read?  A.  The Bible is my favorite book to read and study.  I also love to read biographies.  I enjoy learning through the eyes of others. Q3. When did you decide you were going to write a book?  A.  When I was in sixth gra

My Favorite coffee shop in Marietta Ohio. Jeremiahs coffee house  I Love Jeremiah's coffee house in Marietta Ohio. What I like most about this coffee shop is that it has friendly staff working there and it is family-friendly.  They have diet-friendly food like gluten-free and keto desserts and more. My favorite drink to get there is a sugar-free hazelnut iced coffee decaf with heavy cream.   My mom and I enjoy stopping here when we can we love the wraps and sandwiches as well as the keto desserts. My mom loves there Quiche.  If you ever find yourself in Marietta Ohio make sure you top and check out Jeremiah's coffee house.  Here is there website   https://jeremiahscoffeehouse.com/ My mom's website. https://www.etsy.com/shop/sewingwithsteam  

Interviewing Author  Violeta Bagia  Q1. Tell me about yourself? A. I was born in Bosnia and migrated to Australia in the early 90s. Learning English, trying to fit in and make new friends was one of the main drivers for me to learn how to write. I found comfort in books and quickly began writing my own stories. After several teachers encouraged me to nurture my passion, I wrote and published my first poem when I was 12 years old. Later in life, the need to empower girls and women became a passion were taking back control became a frequent theme in my books. Watching kickass characters like Buffy Summers and Sydney Bristow further fueled that desire. Today, I am an advocate for sexual assault survivors, anti-bullying, and diversity. I was longlisted twice for the Davitt Awards here in Australia which celebrates female crime writers. I’m currently represented by Vulpine Press who are also advocates for strong female voices and leading the charge for women in literature. Q2.What are your

Interviewing Author Peggy McAloon Q1. Tell me about yourself?  A. I grew up in the 1950s in a small farming community in southern Iowa. After high school, I attended Patricia Stevens Finishing School in San Francisco in preparation for the Miss Iowa Pageant. I also attended the University of Northern Iowa focusing on business credit. As an adult, I completed the CBF Designation through the National Association of Credit Management and eventually went to work for that organization in Minneapolis as National Sales Manager. I wrote a resource guide “The Art of Business Credit Investigation.” I began writing fantasy to inspire “girl power” after retirement with the Elle Burton series and a few anthologies. I have written one book for 5-9 year-olds called “Cosmo Is Adopted.” It was actually written only for my adopted grandchildren, but their mother begged me to publish it to help others. I live on a lake in Wisconsin as a retiree and spend my free time with my husband while taking a few ho

  Interviewing Author  Debbie Kupfe Tell me about yourself? I grew up in London but somehow ended up in St. Louis, where I work as a writer, editor, and freelance puzzle constructor of word puzzles and logic problems. I live with family including two very opinionated felines, Miri and Whiskey. I’m the author of the YA fantasy saga, P.A.W.S., and several children’s picture books. I believe that with enough tea and dark chocolate you can achieve anything! What are your favorite books to read? Absolute favorite is The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams, but I also adore Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman, Michelle Proulx, Jen Ponce, R.R. Virdi, and E.A. Copen. When did you decide you were going to write a book? I decided to write a book first when I was about nine-years-old. Actually, I wrote four books, little school stories about the stuff that went on in the playground. During the years that followed, I started many novels but never finished anything. Then in 2011, I was diagn

Interviewing Author Randall Allen Dunn Q1. Tell me about yourself? A. I write action thrillers that read like blockbuster movies, under my given name, Randall Allen Dunn. I'm writing fantasy and paranormal thrillers under my pen name, D.A. Randall, which includes the Red Rider Saga, about a 16-year old scarface Red Riding Hood fighting a sinister cult of werewolves. I grew up on movies and comic books and never could find enough action in the action thrillers I read. So now I write the kind of stories that I would want to read, full of action and humor and memorable characters you can root for. I'm married and have 2 adopted kids, and I've lived my whole life in Illinois. And whenever we can afford it, our goal is to take another trip to Disneyworld. Q. 2.What is your favorite books to read? A. I love action thrillers, whether it's fantasy, paranormal, science fiction, or suspense. I love Ian Fleming's original James Bond novels, for the suspense and larger-than-lif

Interviewing Author Julie Gilbert  Q1. Tell me about yourself? A.  My personal tag is Writer. Teacher. Believer.  That about sums me up. I write in several genres, including sci-fi, fantasy, and mystery. Every one of my books is kid-safe in terms of language and adult content, but a few are a bit more intense than others. Beyond Broken Pencils is probably something students should read, but it’s about a school shooting.   I’m also a high school chemistry teacher, so some of the writer-ly stuff is taking a backseat as I get myself used to hybrid teaching.   I’m also a Christian. That flavors my writing and teaching no matter what I’m doing. Q2.What are your favorite books to read? A. I’m a fan of Brandon Sanderson, but I don’t love all his series. Mistborn was awesome. Couldn’t get into Stormlight Archives. The Cry of the Icemark by Stuart Hill is one of my favorite books. Q3. When did you decide you were going to write a book? A. As I was finishing high school, I had some time on my ha

Interviewing Author Heather E. Robyn  Q1. Tell me about yourself? A. Hi everyone! My name is Heather E. Robyn and I write Children’s and Young Adult books. I am a San Diego transplant living in San Jose, California, and I am a mom to two teenagers, Maddy and Deegan. They keep me busy but when we have extra time you’ll usually find us traveling or finding cool stuff to do around our area. We also live with my boyfriend Matt and Husky, Echo.  Q2.What are your favorite books to read? A. Gosh, I don’t really have a favorite genre. I love a good mystery, contemporary, or fantasy book. My favorite author is Erin Morgenstern and The Night Circus is my favorite book.  Q3. When did you decide you were going to write a book? A. In 2000, I jotted down a story about a girl’s struggle with test anxiety. At the time, it was only a draft and it sat in a drawer for nine years.  Jump forward five years (2015), I wanted to write a book about the struggles of grief, so I wrote “Group”. I knew then that w

Interviewing Author Janel Sarlls  Q1. Tell me about yourself?    A. I am an award-winning visual fine artist who accidentally wrote a children's book. Once I started, I couldn't stop writing.     Q2.What are your favorite books to read?  A.  I love true crime by Ann Rule or the true classics like John Steinbeck. Q3. When did you decide you were going to write a book?   A. I made a bucket list, if you will, of things I wanted to do, and writing a book was in the top 5.  And one night I accidentally wrote a book.  I'm more of a storyteller and if I can successfully tell a story, I can turn it into a book. Q4. How did you come up with the name of your book?   A. The names are the hardest parts of writing the books for me.  A name will usually come to us in the night. Q5.  What are you working on for 2021?   A. I want to find a publisher for a few of my better stories/books.  I have 3 that I am emotionally invested in and have fallen in love with the characters.  We have been s