Author Interviews

  • Rebecca Phillips

    Rebecca Phillips

    How did you become an author and get published? Share your experience.
    I decided that I needed to write a book about 15 years ago, but I waited until the passing of my mother before I finally took the leap and self-published Hating Self by Boo Black. It was a healing process and the book was too personal for me to allow anyone else to publish, so I used Amazon/KDP to publish in November 2023. I have learned a lot about being an author by just taking the plunge and doing it. Most times, I'm googling to find out the meaning of words or requirements, but that's okay. I learn faster when I'm doing something versus waiting for someone to teach or guide me.
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  • H. Melvin James

    H. Melvin James

    Have you been able to incorporate your previous experience in [jobs/education] in your writing?
    Unique among authors, I have an enormous wealth of varied experience and diverse education and I do indeed draw on that vast well. I’ve harvested grain across the Great Plains from the Red River to the Canadian border, decoded top secret electronic signals in the Arctic Circle, accomplished major projects on Air Force One and many other strategic and classified aircraft, built petrochemical equipment for the Middle East, driven transport trucks in Texas, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New York, picked lemons in California, picked cotton in Oklahoma, and built computers in Colorado and Kansas. I have skills and certifications to weld steel, fly airplanes, overhaul diesel engines...
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  • MoeLane

    MoeLane

    How did you become an author and get published? Share your experience.
    I've always been a writer. I started writing books because of the pandemic. I was home, my kids were home, they were on their computers doing remote learning, and I was on call as tech support. I needed to do something to keep from going stir-crazy waiting for the wifi to go on the fritz.
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  • Dave Wolf

    Dave Wolf

    How did you get started as a novelist?
    I enjoyed writing short stories starting in my teens, but my few attempts to complete something longer always ran out of steam until I was in my mid-30s, when I had an idea for a book with a structure that made writing it easy: each chapter had six sections, involving six sets of characters who were being impacted by a sci-fi phenomenon pushing them into the same parallel universe. Until my main character from one group discovers these other groups, they are all mystified by these events. Once they connect, though, the plot is gradually revealed. What I liked about this is that the structure forced the writing, which helped keep me going. I completed the first draft relatively quickly, which...
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  • rkitchen.author

    rkitchen.author

    Can you explain your writing process? Do you prefer to create an outline and plan beforehand, or do you prefer to write more spontaneously and organically?
    I write spontaneously from the start of the book. The idea behind the book is usually only a sentence or two, outlining the main plot, e.g. A bank robbery.
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  • Deborah Spencer Foliart

    Deborah Spencer Foliart

    Does your main character have any resemblence to you?
    It wasn't planned but as I was writing, Abby Rose did take on some familiar things. For example, she held a career in marketing and I was in marketing for 30 years. She lives in a small town and I grew up in a small town in Arkansas. She has a close family and my family still lives close to one another in the same town we grew up in.
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  • Ruth C Mitchell

    Ruth C Mitchell

    What do readers say about your characters?
    They say they really enjoy how they are well-developed and each has a distinguishable voice.
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  • John Rutherford

    John Rutherford

    Describe the [book/series] in 10 words or less for people who are just learning about it.
    Madooree - Classical Children's stories in a fictional world like a stage.
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