author interview
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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.
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Catching up with author Jordan Fitch About the author Jordan Fitch About the Author Jordan grew up in rural New Hampshire, traveled the world as a US Marine, and lived in New York’s Hudson Valley for nearly two decades. He holds a B.S. Electrical Engineering degree from SUNY New Paltz. He currently writes his thriller
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Regina Kypriandes, a Denver-based author, draws inspiration from her past and personal experiences for her Falling Series, released during the pandemic. Balancing writing, promotion, and life, she emphasizes the importance of patience and support from others. Her stories highlight themes of love, growth, and resilience, resonating with readers.
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Bethany Camille James is an aspiring author with a strong focus on Creative Writing and English. She has experience in social media content creation, digital marketing, self-publishing, and ghostwriting. Featured during National Poetry Month, she promotes relaxation and rejuvenation through her poetry and professional blogging, sharing personal inspirations and accomplishments.
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Katelyn Pfeiffer is a stay-at-home mom and author inspired to write a fantasy series after a vivid dream. Juggling motherhood, crafting, and writing, she creates deep characters rooted in her imagination. While facing isolation and marketing challenges, she strives to make an impact with her books and dreams of a writing career.
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The author, Nicole Goodwin, was inspired to write “Warcrimes” as a reflection on her deployment in Iraq and the moral complexities of that experience. The title signifies her acknowledgment of societal complicity in war atrocities. Goodwin hopes her readers will understand the paradox of war’s beauty intertwined with its horrors.
