The author of The Forgotten Roses talks about her plot, her themes, her characters, her approach to characterisation, how she began writing, her greatest challenges, her writing process, her research, her influences, what’s on her night stand, and lots more.
Category: Author interviews
An Interview with Francesca Salerno
The author of The Pakistan Conspiracy talks about herself and her new book, how she began writing, her inspiration and influences, what’s on her night table, her book covers, her challenges and more.
An Interview with Lisa Scottoline
The author of Keep Quiet talks about her latest novel, her ‘choices’ theme, her favourite character, her writing rituals, her schedule, advice for other writers, and lots more.
A conversation with Heather Brittain Bergstrom
The author of Steal the North talks about the different challenges/benefits two writing short stories vs novels, her settings, the intersection of the personal and fiction, the meaning of her title, spirituality, her themes, her characters, her work-in-progress, and lots more.
Interview with Tim Smith
The author of Warning Shot talks about his novel, how he became a writer, his style, his themes, his challenges, his writing process, his characters, his mentors, his new project, and lots more.
Interview with Roland Hughes
The author of John Smith talks about his new book, his upcoming work, how he began writing, his inspiration, on being a writer, advice for other writers, and lots more.
A conversation with Rosie Sultan
The author of Helen in Love talks about her new book, about her interest in Helen Keller, about the most exciting and shocking information she found during her research, about the relationship between biography and historical fiction, and more.
Interview with Carolyn Holland
The author of Seeds of Transition talks about her new book, about becoming a writer, about publishing, and more.
Interview with Christina Lynch and Meg Howrey (Magnus Flyte)
” align = “left”> The authors of City of Lost Dreams talk about their newest book, their unlikely collaboration, about pen names, Vienna, the research they did, their characters, the science in their books, their readers, their writing process, the legend of Magnus Flyte, and lots more.
An interview with Beau Riffenburgh
The author of Pinkerton’s Great Detective: The Amazing Life and Times of James McParland talks about the subject of his new book, about the research required for the book, about one of McParland’s most interesting cases, his extensive research, some of the surprises he found along the way, the inspiration for his biography, and lots more.