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Ruth Enright, author of Clarionettes
When did you first consider yourself a writer? I have always felt that I was a writer, from childhood onwards. I love trying to capture something felt or seen in a poem, or to write a story and create characters as vividly as possible. As soon as I could read I felt that, whatever else…
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Robin Farella, author of Chronicles of Asadore
Why did you choose to write in your particular field or genre? I chose the genre of fantasy because it is one of my favorite genres to read. I love getting lost in an epic fantasy. The world you build as a fantasy writer can be as fantastical as you would like. I was able…
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Sevv E., author of Perfectly Peeled Orange
Why did you choose to write in your particular field or genre? I chose to write literary fiction because I was, and still am, obsessed with the sense of growth a character can have in this genre. Do you work with an outline or plot sketch, or do you prefer to let a general idea…
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Matt Duff, author of A Secret to Die For
What inspires you to write? From a young age, I had a love of reading and writing and would regularly exceed word counts with school essays. I had always wanted to have a book published. My vocabulary, spelling, and grammar was always top of my class. In secondary school, I got moved up a set…
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Geza Tatrallyay, author of Arctic Inferno
Why did you choose to write in your particular field or genre? I first got interested in the thriller genre when we were living in Vienna, where the movie The Third Man, one of my favorite films, is set and is still featured a lot. I thought it would be fun to write a modern-day…
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Ashley Brandt, author of Coyote
When did you first consider yourself a writer? I didn’t consider myself a writer until I published my first book traditionally! Even then, the idea of being considered an author seems surreal. Why did you choose to write in your particular field or genre? Over the course of my writing career, I have dabbled in…
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S.G. Blaise, author of The Last Lumenian
What inspires you to write? Inspiration comes from all around me. The original concept for The Last Lumenian book series came from a dream. However, the series development and the way the characters interact with their world was inspired by everyday life. I try to imagine what it would be like for my characters to…
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Coyote by Ashley Brandt
Beware the man of many faces… Eighteen-year-old Raven Thatcher is a coyote shapeshifter and newly promoted pack warrior. On the eve of her first duty assignment, Raven is attacked by her boyfriend Jonathan, who has turned feral. Rescued by a beautiful stranger in the forest, Raven immediately becomes infatuated with the man in tribal art,…
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D.E. Fox, author of Second Hand Rose
Can you share with readers a little bit about your latest book? My book is a about a big city Reporter called Abigail who returns to her hometown of Friendship to take over her grandmother Rose’s antique shop called Second Hand Rose after she sadly passes away. Friendship is a beautiful chocolate-box town with virtually…
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Andria Marston, author of Perdurare
Can you share with readers a little bit about your latest book? The story revolves around a quest by the ancient Perdurare (Latin perdurare to endure), to lift an ancient curse on a world known as Old Earth. The Perdurare look like mortals but have God like powers which are drawn from the Sun and…
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