author interview
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Anthony “A.S.” Aaron’s interview reveals his inspiration for the “D-Storm Journals” series, emphasizing everyday heroes and life’s challenges. He discusses his creative process, which evolved from sketches to a structured narrative, and shares insights on publishing hurdles, advertising struggles, and future projects. He aims to keep his work accessible and engaging for readers.
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The author, inspired by Napoleonic history and romance, wrote “The Empress’s Escape.” The title evolved after discovering a similar work. Writing involved meticulous historical research, but challenges included learning the craft and navigating publishing. The author hopes readers enjoy the story and emphasizes personal connections with characters. A follow-up project is underway.
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Seven Story Publishing offers free thirty-minute interviews for authors. Interested individuals can email submissions@sevenstorypublishing.com or visit the Author Interview Submission Page. The interviews aim to connect with authors, discuss their work and writing journeys, and help them gain visibility and traction in their writing careers.
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Bobby Nash, an award-winning author and artist, discusses his writing routine, inspirations, and challenges. He writes full-time, balancing creativity with caretaking duties. Starting with comic scripts, his journey led to publishing thrillers. Nash emphasizes character spontaneity and the demanding nature of the writing profession, striving for ongoing success and audience reach.
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Candi Usher is a multifaceted author and PhD student in Clinical Psychology. Balancing homeschooling her children and writing, Usher draws inspiration from her life experiences, particularly her first marriage. A lover of diverse genres and activities, she values creativity and authenticity in her writing, aspiring to impact readers rather than seeking fame.
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S. Salazar is a full-time graduate student and public service worker, pursuing an MFA with focuses in Poetry and Grant Writing. Her poetry collection, Raíces, Relics, and Other Ghosts, explores her Puerto Rican heritage and themes of identity and generational trauma. Balancing writing with work, she aspires to a sustainable writing career.
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Michael J. Schiuma is a writer and mental health advocate whose memoir (In)Sane explores his struggles with Bipolar Disorder. He enjoys traveling, learning languages, and staying active. Schiuma aims to destigmatize mental illness through his writing and hopes to inspire others. He also writes poetry and maintains a mental health blog.
