Interviews with authors
Susan Wingate is a prolific, award-winning novelist. Author of twelve novels, including two "Bestsellers" on Amazon, Spider Brains: A Love Story and Drowning, Susan also maintains a blog and the…
Scroll down to read Part I of my interview with author Susan Wingate! What do you know now you wish you had known when you first started your writing career?Patience.…
Part IYou successfully navigate multiple genres, mystery, YA, contemporary women's fiction ... what are the pros and cons of working in more than one genre?I love this question. It speaks…
Marc Tyler Nobleman may not have succeeded in his early childhood dream to become an astronaut, but he did become the prolific author of more than 70 books, a widely published cartoonist,…
Part IIScroll Down to read Part IHow different is the process for getting a cartoon published, a short story published, and a children's book published? (Do you work with an…
Part I - check back July 15 for Part IIYou write nonfiction, children's books, and you draw/write cartoons, how did you end up working in such different genres? I sometimes…
Ernie Witham writes a humor column called "Ernie's World" for the Montecito Journal in Montecito, California. His column is syndicated through Senior Wire News Service.His work has been published in the…