Some writers simply tell stories, while others create worlds filled with faith, courage, and the quiet strength of becoming your […]
Walking Through Fantasy and Faith with Christina Weigand Read Post »
The World’s Greatest Magazine, an online publication based in Australia, published an in-depth interview today featuring me and Escala’s Wish.
World’s Greatest Magazines Interview Read Post »
Some writers arrive at storytelling late in life, while others seem to carry it with them from the very beginning.
Talking Writing and Life with Ed Londergan Read Post »
Gina LoBiondo has been telling stories for most of her life—long before she ever thought about publishing or book awards.
A Conversation with Gina LoBiondo: Stories, Bears, Dragons, and Cinderella Read Post »
I’m part of a number of Facebook writing groups, but my favorite by far is Fellowship of Human Authors. It’s
Meet the Author behind “Paper World” – An interview with Maureen Cummins Read Post »
I’ve always loved fairy tales—the original kind. The ones that don’t talk down to you. The ones that understand fear,
Magic, Resilience, and Fairy Tales: An Interview with Heather Russell-Kay Read Post »
Some people collect souvenirs when they travel. Joni M. Kerr collected stories—classroom by classroom, country by country, child by child.
Meet Author Joni M. Kerr: From Chalkboards to Storybooks Read Post »
Today I am thrilled to share a truly special feature on the blog—an interview with author Madeline (Maddie) Arnold, daughter
Interview with Madeleine Arnold, Author of “This Box of Darkness” Read Post »
MaryEllen Whitton didn’t set out to become an author. In fact, she calls herself an “accidental” one — a woman
Meet MaryEllen Whitton: The “Accidental” Author Read Post »
The Author Who Speaks to the Soul: A Conversation with Q.M. Gatlin I am thrilled to be interviewing Q.M. Gatlin,
The Author Who Speaks to the Soul: A Conversation with Q.M. Gatlin Read Post »
