author interview
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K.G. Munro, a Scottish author and poet, shares her creative journey, revealing that her inspiration stems from dreams and family heritage. She enjoys spontaneous character creation and finds solitude a challenge in writing. Munro aims for a fulfilling writing life, focused on positive storytelling and family while managing multiple poetry projects.
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Joao Coimbra, a Portuguese Canadian poet residing in the UK, shares his journey from writing poetry for healing after a miscarriage to publishing his debut collection, ‘Good and Empty.’ He emphasizes the importance of self-reflection, explores themes like nature and family, and seeks freedom in his writing career.
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The interview features a single dad from Cleveland, now in Southern California, who balances a full-time job, family time, and writing. He draws inspiration from the Bible, particularly the book of Job. Despite challenges, he embraces the writing process, aiming for personal storytelling success while already feeling accomplished.
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Maggie Hoopis, a full-time mom and author, was inspired to write her novel “Grace of Dragons” by her daughter’s imaginative request. She emphasizes the importance of character development and creativity in her writing process. Despite challenges like finding uninterrupted time, she strives for success that resonates with readers and showcases life’s truths.
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Paul Inman is an author, filmmaker, and educator who balances creative passions with family life. His debut novel, “Ageless,” was inspired by personal experiences and television. Inman emphasizes organic character development and enjoys speculative fiction. He views success as completing stories rather than achieving fame, valuing creative freedom in writing.
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S.M. Radjy, a communications lead for the UN, balances her writing career with family life, focusing on her hobbies and an off-grid farm. Inspired by her love for reading and Dungeons & Dragons, she writes spontaneously, overcoming challenges with time and marketing. Her goal is to publish regularly and support emerging writers.
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Brian J. Smith, a horror and mystery author from Ohio, has written ten novels, including “Dead River” and a short story collection. Inspired by personal loss, he crafts characters from real-life influences. Smith enjoys writing alongside hobbies like fishing and cooking, and he emphasizes resilience in the face of rejection.
