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Author Q&A with Quinn Raye
Author Q&A with Quinn Raye I’m a YA MxM multi-genre short story/novella author based in the UK. I am a history nerd as well as a complete geek over anything to do with…
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Author Q&A with Emma Lamb
Author Q&A with Emma Lamb Emma Lamb is an author from North Wales. Tells us about your writing/ published book(s) The Awakening of The Light is about a girl called Victoria discovering she…
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Author Q&A with Mary Lay
Author Q&A with Mary Lay Tells us about your writing/ published book(s) 3 novels in a series set in the 1920s-30s: Catching Up, The Price of Coal, and Birds of the Storm …
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January 2023 Reading Round Up
January 2023 Reading Round Up Officially, I read sixteen books in January. Unofficially, I read more than that as I also did some beta reading and I DNFed a couple of books. It…
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My top 5 books of 2022
My top 5 books of 2022 I’ve read over 70 books this year, so narrowing this down to my top 5 was HARD. We almost ended up with my top 8. But here…
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Author Q&A with Jean Burgess
Author Q&A with Jean Burgess I am a writer of both fiction and nonfiction, playwright, and former actor, director, and theater educator. I’m a freelance edit and content writer. I hold a MA…
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Author Q&A with Joy Ross Davis
Author Q&A with Joy Ross Davis Tells us about your writing/ published book(s) Newest novel: The Hit Man’s Wife Where’s your favourite place to write? my office How do you approach starting…
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Author Q&A with Marian Thorpe
Author Q&A with Marian Thorpe After two careers, the first as a research scientist and the second as an educator, I published my first book, Empire’s Daughter, in 2015. My books are historical…
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Author Q&A with Christopher P. Mooney
Author Q&A with Christopher P. Mooney Pushcart-Prize nominee Christopher P. Mooney (He/Him/His) was born in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1978. At various times in his life he has been a paperboy, a trolley boy,…
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Author Q&A with Karen Heenan
Author Q&A with Karen Heenan As an only child, Karen Heenan learned young that boredom was the ultimate enemy. Shortly after, she discovered perpetual motion and has rarely been seen holding still since.…
