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Interviewing Natasha Deen
What’s your favorite thing that someone else has written? Hands down, my favorite book is Watty Piper’s The Little Engine that Could.
Why I write? By Romario Ashley
Why I write? By Romario Ashley What does it mean to write? What does it mean to pull words out of the air and create images for others to see? For a long time, I ignored those questions and I was content with… Continue Reading “Why I write? By Romario Ashley”
Seeing the Story by Jackson Coppley
Seeing the Story by Jackson Coppley I have an active imagination. Always have. When my children were little, I put them to bed asking what type of story they would like. It may be simple, a trip to the beach with their cousins.… Continue Reading “Seeing the Story by Jackson Coppley”
When Artistry and Technology Collide: How the Truly Unique Images for the New Children’s Book, Chicago Treasure, were Created By Rich Green
When Artistry and Technology Collide: How the Truly Unique Images for the New Children’s Book, Chicago Treasure, were Created By Rich Green Award-winning photographer and author Larry Broutman approached me with an unusual artistic proposition. His idea was so fantastical that it actually came… Continue Reading “When Artistry and Technology Collide: How the Truly Unique Images for the New Children’s Book, Chicago Treasure, were Created By Rich Green”
Writing A Book For Nobody By David Kummer
Writing A Book For Nobody By David Kummer Whatever you do, save yourself. Don’t write a book. That’s the advice I would give to someone if they asked for it. But then I would probably take it back (probably), and I’d clarify my… Continue Reading “Writing A Book For Nobody By David Kummer”
Visualization by Regina McDonald
Visualization. If someone were to ask you to describe the moment when your brain began forming pictures while reading or listening to a book, would you have a moment in time when written words suddenly burst into images of living color, scenes, characters, or… Continue Reading “Visualization by Regina McDonald”
A short conversation with Aria Ligi
Hammer of God was first conceived as I was writing a screenplay for a character whose personal angst was a kind of mirror to my own. Charlotte, who is the protagonist of the titular poem on page one and is referred to on page… Continue Reading “A short conversation with Aria Ligi”
Is Love the answer? by Kurt Brindley
Is Love the answer? by Kurt Brindley There’s a rather talkative pigheaded brute of a character in my latest release, a dark, violent thriller called THE GOOD KILL, whose name is Rick, Happy, Henderson. Happy is an unscrupulous thug of a security guard for an… Continue Reading “Is Love the answer? by Kurt Brindley”
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