Book Creative Q&A With Artist Laurie Cairone
When I saw Laurie Cairone’s art on Twitter, I was gobsmacked. She can do anything and bring incredible images to life. Then I learned that she is doing artwork for…
Author Q&A
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Author Q&A with Alison McGregor
Alison McGregor is the author of the award-winning Growing Up Antoinette picture book series for young readers. Hailing from Innisfil, Ontario, Canada, Alison chose to see the world anew from…
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Author Q&A with Matthew Donald
After first winning a writing contest at age six, Matthew Donald made it his lifelong goal to write a bunch of books and release them upon the world. He graduated…
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Author Q&A With Anne Marie Bennett
Author Anne Marie Bennett survived two cancer journeys. After undergoing a mastectomy and several more rounds of chemo, she accepted this second journey as the wake-up call that she believes…
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Author Q&A with Alexis A. Goring
Alexis A. Goring is a writer at heart and journalist by profession. She loves the storytelling process, including everything from interviewing people for news media and faith-based publications to writing…
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Author Q&A with Jeri Westerson
Author of medieval mysteries, noir tales and paranormal must-reads, Jeri Westerson did not set out to be an author. She had the acting bug and as a creative artist, she…
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Author Q&A with C. D’Angelo
A Floridian who enjoys art and music, C. D’Angelo loves traveling and incorporates all three passions into her prose. Although The Difference is fiction, there were some mysteries in her…
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Author Q&A With Luisana Duarte Armendáriz
Luisana Duarte Armendáriz is a children’s book author that hails from Ciudad Juárez, México, the most fabulous and beautiful border city in the world (Juan Gabriel’s words, not hers). Luisana…
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Author Q&A With Renée Rosen
Renée Rosen is the bestselling author of Park Avenue Summer, Windy City Blues, White Collar Girl, What the Lady Wants and Dollface. She’s also the author of Every Crooked Pot,…
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Author Q&A with Joanne Hale
Author Joanne Hale describes herself as the kid in school with a book in one hand and in the other a notebook and pen. And even as an adult this…
