Author Interviews
Seven Story Publishing has collaborated with Josiah Akhtab, a fellow author, to conduct author interviews to let the world know of America’s newest and brightest authors coming into the Sci-fi/Fantasy market.
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Jasmine Loo, a neurodivergent psychologist and author from Melbourne, discusses her passion for writing and hobbies influenced by her ADHD. Initially writing for fun, she sought to create relatable Asian, neurodivergent characters. Her journey includes challenges in writing and marketing, with success measured by meaningful reader connections rather than fame.
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Cailynn Brawffe is a South African-born writer who has always had a penchant for the dark and disturbing. She strives to create a unique blend of horror, thriller, and fantasy fiction that’s a rollercoaster ride through the depths of the human psyche. Drawing inspiration from literary giants like Gillian Flynn, Agatha Christie, and Joyce Carol…
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Michael Geczi, an author from Scottsdale, Arizona, shares insights about his writing process and recent works, particularly “Soulless.” He enjoys reading, cycling, and researching topics. Geczi writes in various public spaces and finds inspiration during odd hours. His work reflects themes of revenge and justice, with highlights on impactful scenes involving children.
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Alex Tucker, an HWA writer from Virginia, explores themes of emotional paralysis in his horror novella, Afraid to Feel. He enjoys reading, traveling, and writing outdoors. Inspired by Stephen Graham Jones, he emphasizes the importance of authenticity in storytelling and shares insights on overcoming creative obstacles and finding productive writing environments.
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Ron Corley, II, a poet and podcast host, draws inspiration from social science and history, particularly influenced by Langston Hughes and Countee Cullen. He emphasizes the creation of drafts over cover designs and describes how financial constraints affect his work. Corley’s writing reflects his experiences and family dynamics, particularly regarding race and social norms.
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Lindsey Goldstein, a writer and part-time physical therapist, enjoys RomComs and finds inspiration from Catherine Newman. She struggles with time management amidst her commitments and prefers daytime for writing. With over 200 queries submitted, she handles criticism well and drives defensively. Her debut novel, Gap Year, releases on February 3, 2026.
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Heather Fox is a New York author known for her debut novel, “Lost Heart of Erythia.” Her writing, a refuge from past struggles with depression, allows her to express deep emotions. Married in July 2025, she enjoys the company of her pets and finds solace in digital art and the fall season.
