Please welcome my special guest Tanya Masse, also known as Comic Strip Mama. Tanya is the author of the Amazon bestseller, Stairway to AWESOMENESS! – 30 Fundamental Steps to Living a Life of Awesomeness! “Internet famous” for her humorous and inspirational self-syndicated webcomic about surviving the insanity of life and …
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Interview with Michael Bowler, Author of ‘Children of the Knight’
"The overriding message is: our differences don’t matter because at the end of the day we’re all just human."
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So good I stayed in bed on a vacation day ...
Read More »Interview with Kristin Kuhns Alexandre, author of ‘Gem City Gypsy’
The novel is "an attempt to merge history and romance and my fascination with Dayton’s gypsy community."
Read More »Interview with Elaine Cantrell, author of ‘The Enchanted’
"The best part of writing for me is when I first sit down at the computer with ideas swirling around in my head."
Read More »Interview with P.T. McHugh, author of ‘Keeper of the Black Stones’
"My breakthrough came when I realized that I had to stop writing what I thought people might like, and start writing what I liked."
Read More »An Interview With Author Ace Atkins About His Two New Books, ‘The Broken Places’ and ‘Wonderland’
There are just a few mystery and thriller authors who are consistently good. Most have a clunker occasionally. But Ace Atkins, Craig Johnson and Michael Connelly always impress me with every book they write and get published. I was thus excited to get the chance to interview Ace Atkins again, …
Read More »Interview with Linda Merlino, Author of ‘Room of Tears’
" If my muse fails to collaborate it is likely because she is bored with my attempts to override her suggestions."
Read More »An Interview With Hilarious Author Lisa Lutz About Her Latest Book, ‘The Last Word’
What question do you wish you would get asked more often? Can I buy you a drink?
Read More »Interview with Jesse Giles Christiansen, Author of ‘Pelican Bay’
'My greatest struggle early on was the persistent, naive misconstruction that great work sells itself.'
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