It's author's coffee time on my blog today. Grab a hot chocolate and meet JE Taylor...
About JE
J.E. Taylor is a writer, an editor, a manuscript formatter, a mother, a wife and a business analyst, not necessarily in that order. She first sat down to seriously write in February of 2007 after her daughter asked: “Mom, if you could do anything, what would you do?”
From that moment on, she hasn’t looked back and now her writing resume includes five+ novels either published or targeted for rel... Continue reading ...
Author's Coffee Time - grab a latte with Suzanne Tyrpak
It's author's coffee time on my blog today, grab a latte and meet Suzanne Tyrpak...
About Suzanne
Suzanne Tyrpak ran away from New York a long time ago to live in Colorado. Her debut novel is Vestal Virgin, suspense set in ancient Rome, available as a trade paperback and in all eformats. Her collection of nine short stories Dating My Vibrator (and other true fiction) is available on Kindle, Nook and Smashwords. J.A. Konrath calls it, “Pure comedic brilliance.” Her short story Downhill wa... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - an interview with Donna Fasano, author of Mountain Laurel
I'd like to welcome the very successful Donna Fasano onto my blog today...
About Donna
Donna Fasano is a best-selling, award-winning author whose books have sold 3.5 million copies worldwide. She also writes romance novels under her pen name, Donna Clayton.
Briefly describe your journey in writing your first book. I came to writing through reading. Most writers know they want/need to write from a very young age. I became enraptured with reading. Books were an escape for me, and I loved being able... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - an interview with Thea Atkinson, author of Anomaly
I'd like to welcome Thea Atkinson on my blog today. Thea's been doing a huge blog streak this month so it's nice to see she's finally put some clothes on!.
About Thea
The first thing you should know about me is I'm a Canadian--and one from the Maritimes where the water means almost everything to the people who live here. It shows up in my fiction a lot. I have a dog. I wish I had three or four. I love dogs.
Some of my earliest memories are my fondest: like when my older brother put snakes in my ... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - an interview with Amanda Brice, author of Codename: Dancer
I'd like to welcome Amanda Brice to my blog today. Amanda has just released her YA mystery novel Codename: Dancer. Exciting stuff!
About Amanda
As a little girl, Amanda Brice dreamed of being either a ballerina or the author of a mystery series featuring a cool crime-solving chick named Nancy Flew, but her father urged her to “do something practical,” so she went to law school and spent her days writing briefs and pleadings instead of fiction. But dance and writing have remained a part of h... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - An interview with Kate Hamilton, author of Blood Line
I'd like to welcome Kate Hamilton on my blog today...
About Kate
Kate Hamilton studied American Literature as part of her M.A. at Aberdeen University.
She grew up in London where she attended N.L.C.S.
She has lived in several different parts of the world, including Asia.
Her first published book is BLOOD LINE.
She lives in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Briefly describe your journey in writing your first book.
I made a quality decision to 'become' a writer - that is to deliberately use words in a commercial m... Continue reading ...
Author's Coffee Time - grab a fab dose of chocolate with Geraldine Solon
It's Author's Coffee Time on my blog today. Grab a fab dose of chocolate with Geraldine Solon...
Latte, cappuccino, regular? What’s your coffee time pleasure?
I’m not a coffee person but my weakness is CHOCOLATE.
Ooh, I hear you, girl! What’s your greatest writing achievement to date?
My novel, Love Letters was recently listed in Goodreads.com as one of the best books published in January 2011.
Wow! Congrats to you - that's a fantabulous achievement! Which word best defines your writing?
M... Continue reading ...
Author's Coffee Time - grab a skinny latte with Louise Voss
It's Author's Coffee Time on my blog today. Grab a skinny latte and meet Louise Voss...
About Louise
Louise started writing as a hobby while living and working in the music business in New York in 1995. After a few years of rejections, her first book was bought at auction by Transworld/Black Swan. To Be Someone was published in 2000, the first novel to come with its own CD soundtrack (on Virgin Records). Three more novels followed, as well as two co-written thrillers with Mark Edwards. The firs... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - An interview with Betty Carlton, author of Mine Alone
I'd like to welcome the lovely Betty Carlton on my blog today...
About Betty
Betty Carlton is from North Carolina USA. She lives with her husband of seventeen years. They live with a beagle of four years.
She is a grandmother who has only been writing less than a year. Who discovered on a writing site after she posted her great new book for the world to see, that you can't put commas just anywhere you want. It upsets people.
Briefly describe your journey in writing your first book.
As an unexpect... Continue reading ...
Authors Coffee Time, grab a hot chocolate with JE Taylor
It's Author's Coffee Time on my blog today. Grab a hot chocolate and meet J.E. Taylor...
About J.E.
J.E. Taylor is a writer, an editor, a manuscript formatter, a mother, a wife and a business analyst, not necessarily in that order. She first sat down to seriously write in February of 2007 after her daughter asked: “Mom, if you could do anything, what would you do?”
From that moment on, she hasn’t looked back and now her writing resume includes five+ novels either published or targeted fo... Continue reading ...
Author's Coffee Time, grab an Irish coffee with Tracey Alley
It's Author's Coffee Time on my blog today. Grab an Irish coffee and meet Tracey Alley...
About Tracey
I learned to read and write at a very early age and my earliest memories are of my mother telling me stories about fairies and elves and flowers that could talk; all living in our back garden. I began writing my own stories by the time I was six or seven. So I never felt a sense of ‘I want to be a writer’ I always felt I was a writer, I just wanted to be a published writer. It took me ... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - an interview with Lia Fairchild, author of In Search of Lucy
I'd like to welcome debut author Lia Fairchild onto my blog today...
About Lia
I am a native Californian and avid reader. Writing is something I've wanted to do all my life, so the completion of my first novel is trulysatisfying. I hold a B.A. degree in Journalism (advertising). I also now have a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential and have been a substitute teacher for the past five years. My most enjoyable moments are spent with my family, traveling, spending time outdoors or simply being t... Continue reading ...
Author's Coffee Time, grab a coffee ice cream with CJ West
It's author's coffee time on my blog today! Grab a coffee ice cream and meet CJ West...
About CJ
CJ West spent twenty years helping companies solve computer networking and information management problems with firms including Arthur Andersen. In 1999, he began writing thrillers and several years later transitioned to writing fulltime.
Sin and Vengeance, the first book in CJ’s Randy Black series, was optioned for film by a screenwriting firm in early 2008. The screenplay, written by Marla Cukor,... Continue reading ...
Author's Coffee Time - Grab a hazelnut latte with Kavita Nalawde
It's Author's Coffee Time on my blog today! Come in, grab a coffee and cookie, and meet Kavita Nalawade...
About Kavita
Kavita Nalawde was born in Mumbai and currently lives in UK. She worked in the online communications department for a retail firm for nine years before deciding to take the plunge and be a writer full-time. She is married to a very patient IT professional. She does the normal things that all wives and mums do in their daily life but doesn’t wait to grab the keyboard at ev... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - an interview with Daphne Coleridge, author of The Claresby Mystery
I'd like to welcome Daphne Coleridge on my blog today. Not only is she a talented writer, but she's also a fab artist!
About Daphne
I am both a writer and artist and paint the pictures for my own books as well as writing them. The Artist’s Model and Purple Lake are both English romances which also reflect the eccentric and exciting world of artists which I love. Three Mysteries and The Claresby Mystery are quirky mystery stories, each with their own twist in the tail, and set in an English ... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - an interview with Kristina Jackson, author of Feathers
I'd like to welcome Kristina Jackson onto my blog today. Today Kristina is launching her debut short story collection, Feathers. Exciting stuff!
About Kristina
"One day you will write your own book, just let your heart guide you."
Those were the immortalised words of my teacher in the 5th Year of Primary School; I was 8 at the time. I'd just had a short story published in the school magazine, and won a prize of a book for my privilege. I knew I had wanted to write since I could write sentences.... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - an interview with Morgan Gallagher, author of Changeling
I’d like to welcome the inspiring horror author Morgan Gallagher onto my blog today…
About Morgan
Morgan Gallagher is in her late 40s, and should know better, about spending her writing life with vampires. However, she has no choice, as they refuse to go away and leave her alone. She lives in the Scottish Borders, with her husband and their six year old son. A full time carer for her husband who is severely disabled, Morgan also works as a volunteer for several charities and is passionat... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - an interview with Larry Enright, author of Four Years From Home
I'd like to welcome the talented Larry Enright onto my blog today...
Briefly describe your journey in writing your first book.
All of my stories begin with ideas. I see or recall a situation and it strikes me as something interesting or potentially interesting. Oddly, many of these ideas come to me lying in bed in the very early hours of the morning, awaiting the alarm clock to remind me that another day is beginning. During those moments, my mind is totally free. If I can remember the idea af... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - An interview with Tania Tirraoro, author of This Last Summer
Today I'd like to welcome the lovely Tania Tirraoro to my blog...
Tania was born in Wales and raised in the North West of England but now resides in leafy Surrey with her husband and two sons. She spent a decade working as a broadcast journalist and newsreader which has been the inspiration for This Last Summer.
Tania has a blog, notasadvertised.blogspot.com and a website helping parents with special needs education, www.specialneedsjungle.co.uk. Both Tania's sons have Asperger Syndrome and so... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - Junying Kirk, author of The Same Moon
Today I'd like to welcome the very interesting Junying Kirk on my blog.
About Junying
Junying Kirk came to Britain from China in 1988. She has lived almost as long in her adopted country as in the country of her birth. She was born in the 1960s and grew up in the turbulent times of the Cultural Revolution. She was one of the first to go to University after the death of Mao Zedong. A British Council scholarship led her to study English Language Teaching at Warwick University, followed by furthe... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - An interview with Simon Dunn, author of Rotten Apple
Today I have the very
talented Simon Dunn on my blog. Simon is
a scriptwriter and comedian in the UK. He has written for
International Emmy Award-Winning comedy shows, and is currently developing
drama ideas for British television. Briefly describe your journey in writing your first
book.
I had a month off between writing drama scripts for
the TV people, and I hadn’t written any comedy for a while. So I sat down and
wrote an entry for my blog. The premise was that it was a terrible bit of... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - An interview with Alyson Holman, author of Linnet and the Prince
I'd like to welcome Alyson Holman to my blog today. She is twenty-five years old and has been writing since she was in the sixth grade.
About Alyson
I have completed at least a dozen original novel-length works, and more than 42 works of fanfiction, some of which are wildly popular. I enjoy going on fantastic adventures, and sharing them with people--some of my best friends have been made through reading and writing. My reward is readership, and happy comments. I love making people smile, mak... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - Brendan Carroll, author of The Red Cross of Gold ~ The Assassin Chronicles Books I-XXI
A big welcome today to Brendan Carroll, author of The Red Cross of Gold ~ The Assassin Chronicles Books I-XXI.
Briefly describe your journey in writing your first book.
I wrote my first book as fan-fiction for the Original Star Trek Series. I had no idea at the time (early thirties) of how the publishing world worked. I was completely happily ignorant. I poured my heart into it, even learning a lot of Klingon words and making some Klingon translations for one of the Rolling Stones s... Continue reading ...
Indie Intros - Mel Comley, author of Final Justice
Today I'm introducting the lovely Mel Comley to my blog. Mel used to be a retail manager in Worcester
but moved to France 9 years ago to renovate houses and fell into writing, thankfully.Briefly describe your
journey in writing your first book.
We moved to France and
couldn’t find any decent books in English to read. My Aunt brought us over a
few Mills and Boons books and after reading them I thought I could do better.
Then I discovered James Patterson and decided I loved the adrenalin... Continue reading ...
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About Me
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I'm an author of comedy mystery and romantic comedy novels, and a huge fan of the screwball comedy genre. In my spare time I'm Wonder Woman! For more about me and my novels, please check out my book page.
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