The Sadness of the Missing: exploring the heartache of a missing person and understanding the psychological toll.
There doesn’t appear to be a tragedy in a person’s life that evokes such a profound sense of helplessness and […]
Jena Henry: an author interviews with useful advice about creative writing
Jena C. Henry describes herself as an active, high energy gal who is a wife, mother, non-profit volunteer and bon
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Learn to write from one of the best: Interview with a blogger, editor and freelance writer: LEONARD TILLERMAN.
I am really happy to be talking today to Leonard Tillerman who is an educator and writer. He has spent
Carol Thomas
Today I am talking with Carol Thomas who writes for both adults and children: Her contemporary romance novels, have relatable
Rosemary Noble Updated
Another one of my favourite authors returns again to bring us up to date with her latest release, plans and
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AngelaPetch_Update
Back on my site today I am delighted to be talking again to Angela Petch, author of the acclaimed novel
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Val Penny
Val describes herself as a writer and poet who likes to exchange views on her blogs. Her interests include include
Hanne Holten
Hanne Holten was born in Denmark and grew up in a scholastic family with Croatian, Swedish, and German ties. She
Mark Carnelley
Today I have the pleasure of talking to Melbourne science fiction writer Mark Carnelley who tells us his retirement gave
K R Brorman
Once a die-hard true crime/murder mystery junkie. K. R. Brorman scoffed at romance novels, “Anyone can do that!” until a