Interviews

We're sitting down with author Felicia Choate to talk about her debut book "On Second Thought", a romance novel. Her debut has already been published, but we still want to celebrate her and her work in this interview with you––it's exactly what this powerhouse of an author deserves.

This week, we've interviewed author Mika C.C. about her romance novel "Fastballs & Flirts". Her fifth book, the novel touches on themes of buried trauma, and has a romance between a girl and her brother's bad-boy best friend. She told us how she got into writing, what the novel is about and some other interesting facts, like for example that she wrote the book in only two months (and that her name is pronounced like Pikachu, without the ‘chu’)!

We had the pleasure of interviewing Holleigh Rae, author of "Eagle", the "Force Recon Series" Book One. We asked her where she drew her inspiration from, what the book is about, and what some of the most important themes in her book were, and she told us about her faith as a christian, her pride in being a country girl, her own personal experience with having close ones in the army and how she did research on the types of missions that the Marine Force Recon do.

We spoke with author Patricia Prior, and interviewed her about her novel "Where Summer Left Us", part two in a three part series––the last part will be published this December. She told us all about herself, her work and just how much of herself she wrote into the characters. We enjoyed the interview very much, and we're sure you, as readers, will too. Thank you to Patricia Prior for entertaining all of our questions!

We sat down for an interview with author Fiona Ballard to speak with her about her novel "Inscription". A novel about family separation, a wedding ring and a fight for an inheritance. We asked Ballard about her research into the topic, how long it took her to finish writing the book, herself, and more.

We interviewed author duo Kate Hyers and J.C. Smith about their mystery slash fantasy novel "The Courtesan's Eye" that they've co-written over the span of five years. We've asked them about their inspiration, important themes and hidden easter eggs––and they've told us about how they met thanks to Dungeons and Dragons, who wrote what and their beginnings as authors.

This week, we have the pleasure of introducing––and interviewing––Maureen Morrissey, author of "Sonder: Janie's Story", among other works. With a story set in 1960's New York, she's exploring the idea of sonder, the feeling you get when thinking about how every single person you see has a life, individual ideas, a house and so on. She told us where she gets her inspiration, where she discovered her love of writing, and, importantly, why and how she wrote her work.

This week, we're interviewing Romy Morgan, author of "Fallen Feathers". As the author of a sapphic novel, we asked her questions about her inspiration, writing process, and what the book is about, and she told us about her unique (but very effective) writing style, some themes she used in her book and plenty more. Take a journey with us into the world of her story, and let's get to know the writing and life of Romy Morgan.

With his book on emotional expression and male vulnerability, author Angel Kyle Lynch attempts to bring more awareness to men's emotions. Written for both men and women, Lynch interviewed over 100 people in a mix of both genders to get as broad of a picture as he could, and wrote his book with all of the answers in mind. Without further ado, let's interview author Angel Kyle Lynch about his work, his inspiration, his goals and, ultimately, find out if real men cry, who wipes

We've had so much fun interviewing author M.J. Parfitt about her book the Onionologist, her answers got us excited to pick up the book right now. Wine making, existential crises and how maintaining friendships and a personal life is so important, The Onionologist is Parfitt's debut––and we cannot be more thrilled that she agreed to an interview. Many thanks for indulging us, we can't wait to see where the Onionologist (and Parfitt herself) will continue to grow.

We sat down with the author of "Before the World Moves On", Nathaniel Terrell, to speak with him about his work and his experiences being an author. A poet, storyteller, author and artist, Terrell explains to us how his work came to be, where he drew his inspiration from and what it means to be a man in midlife in this ever changing world.

We sat down with Gabriel to talk about his inspirations, his love of mixed media, singing in the shower, and his new zine.