Feature: Spine Mingling: Author Interviews
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Interview with Mary Cunningham, co-author of WOOF: Women Only Over 50 — "Letting women know they’re not alone is our prime objective," says Cunningham.
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Book Review: WOOF - Women Only Over Fifty by Diana Black, Mary Cunningham, and Melinda Richarz Bailey— A hilarious, uplifting little book about the 'joys' of getting old.
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Interview with Ed Lynskey, Author of Pelham Fell Here— "You’ve got to be cool in your own skin. You’ve got to be content with your output," says Lynskey.
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Interview with C.W. Gortner, Author of The Last Queen— "My muse is fickle; she tends to tease me with ideas, get me fired up and then desert me when I need her the most."
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Interview with J.R. Paine, Author of Dear God, Let Me Lose Fat. Amen— "Our goal is to simplify science for the 100 million overweight/obese people in the United States and billions around the world."
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Interview with Hal W. Lanse, Ph.D., Author of Read Well, Think Well: Build Your Child's Reading, Comprehension, and Critical Thinking Skills— "There’s so much that parents can do to support reading at home."
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Interview with Adventurer and Travel Writer Brandon Wilson— "We were shot at, trudged through a blizzard, slowly starved, never knew where we would spend the night—or if we’d be taken into police custody."
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Interview with Christopher Meeks, Author of Months and Seasons— "The best thing I recommend is learning how to write a fabulous one-page query or cover letter."
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Interview with Cody McFadyen, Author of The Face of Death— "Finding the agent was definitely the hardest part."
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Interview with ChaChanna Simpson, Author of Life After College - What Your Parents and Professors Never Taught You— "This book provides solutions readers can immediately use to help make their transition from college life into the real world easier," states Simpson.
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Interview with Lisa Jackson, Bestselling Author of Left to Die— "For me, when I have writer's block... it's because I've made a mistake in the book earlier on."
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Interview with Kage Alan, Author of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to My Sexual Orientation— "It’s important to keep writing stories dealing with characters who’re gay because I’m also demonstrating that there are similarities between them and their straight counterparts."
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Interview with Tom Samuels, Author of Stop Making Music— "Editing takes away from the spontaneity of the work," states Samuels.
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Interview with Thomas Phillips, author of The Molech Prophecy— Fans of mystery, suspense and thrillers will enjoy The Molech Prophecy.
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Interview with Children's Book Author Jeff Clineff— "Picture books introduce children to the world of reading and imagination,' says Clineff.
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Interview with Steven Baldwin, Co-Author of From Crayons to Condoms: The Ugly Truth About America's Public Schools— "Public schools have a monopoly," states Baldwin.
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Interview with Children's Book Author Safari Sue Thurman— Maybe We Are Flamingos was inspired by working at the Phoenix Zoo, where I produced programs for children and their families."
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Interview with Dan Skelton, author of Out of Innocence and The Human Element— "She is patient with me," says Skelton about his Muse, "waiting until she finds a chink in my armor of obstinacy, whereupon she rushes in with some enticing nugget of possibility."
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Interview with Phyllis Zimbler Miller, Author of Mrs. Lieutenant— "I’ve wanted to write this book for 38 years, ever since I was a new Mrs. Lieutenant in the spring of 1970 during the Vietnam War."
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Interview with Children's Book Illustrator Kim Sponaugle— "Be helpful and concerned for others – if you care for others, usually, God provides someone to help you."
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Interview with Mathias B. Freese, author of Down to a Sunless Sea— "I am a stranger in a strange land. I thrive in that wintry landscape," says Freese.
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Interview with Christopher Conlon, Author of Mightnight on Mourn Street— "What I feel passionate about are characters. I get terribly wrapped up in them, in their lives, their troubles, their aspirations."
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