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Interviewing Iva Dimitrova
1-When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? Maybe I should answer that it was when I first started working on my book some time ago. However, while writing it, I remembered that as a child, maybe still in primary school,… Continue Reading “Interviewing Iva Dimitrova”
Interviewing Joanne Lécuyer
1- When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? I’ve always had an active imagination but never thought about becoming a writer. I got my first story idea in 2004 but didn’t get back to it until 2009 (when I felt… Continue Reading “Interviewing Joanne Lécuyer”
Our Winter Magazine is Ready for You
Review Tales MagazineWinter Edition 13 As the year turns and we settle into the cozy embrace of winter, I am delighted to welcome you to the 13th edition of our magazine. This season, we delve into the heart of storytelling with fresh insights from… Continue Reading “Our Winter Magazine is Ready for You”
Five Questions with Mark Doyon about Deep Fried
In the forthcoming novel Deep Fried by Mark Doyon, Americanized millennial Arjun Chatterjee is a food-truck chef working in a parking lot outside the nation’s capital. He dreams up multiethnic recipes and pursues a young woman toiling in a Kafkaesque office nearby. Building a… Continue Reading “Five Questions with Mark Doyon about Deep Fried”
Interview with Richard Walter
When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? I came to California in the mid-60s for what I thought would be a short visit, but I enrolled at USC’s film school on a whim. Members of my class would eventually own… Continue Reading “Interview with Richard Walter “
Interview with RICHARD HARLAND
1-When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? I got the bug when I was about 12. My best friend and I wrote out and copied some stories we’d been making up, took them to the school playground, and sold them.… Continue Reading “Interview with RICHARD HARLAND”
An Interview with Amanda Shaw
A letter to my niece, Ruthie, on her first birthday. Her arrival into the world transformed my life, and she appears in several of the poems in It Will Have Been So Beautiful. The book is dedicated to her and my grandmother Ruth (her… Continue Reading “An Interview with Amanda Shaw”
Interview with Christopher Hearn
1-When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? I’ve enjoyed writing since at least high school. Whenever a teacher would assign an essay or report to write, I felt good because that was in my comfort zone. I was excited to… Continue Reading “Interview with Christopher Hearn”
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