author interview
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Lisa-Marie and Amanda, an award-winning co-writing team, share their love for hiking and writing. Their first novel was inspired by a friend’s relationship, and despite challenges with marketing and queries, they achieved success with “Men In Books Aren’t Better.” They value reader connections and dream of a dedicated writing space.
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Veronica Leigh is a writer and caregiver who began writing as a child and has published various works over the last decade. Inspired by history, particularly the Holocaust, her first novel is set in WWII Poland. Despite facing numerous rejections, she aims for success through a dedicated writing career and an engaged audience.
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The interview reveals Kara Dobias’ multifaceted creative life, encompassing writing, modeling, and boxing. Inspired by her personal journey and emotional experiences, she shares her poetry to resonate with others. Dobias emphasizes authenticity in writing, aiming for a meaningful reader connection, and values creativity as a foundation for her artistic pursuits.
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AshleyCae Lee is a 29-year-old activist, artist, and cancer patient passionately dedicated to community betterment. Despite her struggles with leukemia and breast cancer, she uses her art as therapy and empowerment. Her storytelling mixes poetry and music, inspiring others. She advocates for chronic illness patients and builds her legacy through creativity.
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Onika, a Long Island native, discovered her passion for writing and storytelling later in life. She draws inspiration from childhood films and enjoys crafting dark fantasy narratives. Balancing family, work, and writing, she values getting her stories published and connecting with readers. Her journey emphasizes living fully to inspire authentic storytelling.
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More with author Erik Tucsok . What inspired you to write this book? The story of this novel comes from my love for the medieval era. The world itself is something I’ve been working on for well over a decade and has numerous stories within it. I found an idea that I truly wanted to
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Zhara Gray, an indie author from New York, draws inspiration for her debut novel “When The Clouds Dance” from personal experiences and a desire for representation in closed-door romances. Balancing writing with family care and volunteer work, she explores themes of mental health and personal growth, seeking reader connections.
