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Author/illustrator Timothy Young discusses his children’s picture books, the latest of which is curiously titled, “Untitled.” Some of his others include I’m Looking for a Monster and I Hate Picture B…

Author Terri Wangard discusses her newest release titled, Roll Back the Clouds. It is a story that takes place during WWI on the ill-fated, final voyage of the Lusitania in 1915. Terri has published …

Author Jillian Bradfield discusses her two guided journals for teens and preteens -- Write on Girl! and Write on Boy! These journals contain writing prompts and coloring pages designed to engage, enc…

Award-winning author J.R. Sharp discusses his newest release, Breaking From the Enemy, a story of family, honor, love and freedom-fighting in Italy during WWII. It is the first book in a trilogy, and…

Nicole Tadgell is an award-winning children’s picture book illustrator. Nicole’s lovely illustrations have filled the pages of more than 30 books for children, including her most recent book, Tiara’s…

Award-winning author Yvonne Ventresca discusses her two young adult novels—Pandemic and Black Flowers, White Lies—and her most recent short story, which appears in a new anthology titled, Voyagers: T…

Freelance editor Jessica Hatch discusses her journey through the publishing world, some common mistakes that authors tend to make, and the various types of edits that a book goes through on its way t…

Author Lauren Kerstein discusses her debut children’s picture book, Rosie the Dragon and Charlie Make Waves. It is a story about the challenges of teaching a dragon how to swim, and it’s the result o…

Author Megan Kinney discusses her debut novel, Dakota Peace. It is the story of a 911 dispatcher struggling with burnout who meets a South Dakota state trooper searching for a kidnapped foster child.…

Author Shaun O. Smith discusses his newest book, Shaun O. Smith: A Collection of Poems. This self-titled work contains poems that are designed to invite the reader to see what Shaun sees when he look…

Author Patti Stockdale discusses her debut novel, Three Little Things. Inspiration for the book came from a collection of love letters her grandparents exchanged during WWI. The box of letters was gi…

Author Donna Schlachter discusses her historical mysteries, including her latest book titled, Double Jeopardy. Donna loves a good mystery and has written her own in both novella collections and full-…

Talia Carner, award-winning author of historical fiction based upon true, but little-known facts, discusses her newest release, The Third Daughter. It is the story of a young woman lured from Russia …

Author Marc Cavella discusses his debut novel, Tabernacle. It is the story of a successful salesman who sells a product that none of his clients actually wants, and he is willing to do everything he …

Author Shannon Stocker discusses her new children’s picture book, Can U Save The Day?, a story about what happens to words when all the vowels decide to take the day off. Shannon is also the author o…

Author Naomi Musch discusses her historical romance books, including her recent novella, A Tender Siege, and her novel, The Brightest Hope, which is the final installment in her three-book Echoes of …

Janet Grunst is the author of two award-winning historical romance novels, A Heart Set Free and A Heart for Freedom, as well as a novella titled, The Year Without Summer. Janet’s love of history insp…

Award-winning author A. LaFaye discusses her numerous books for kids, including young adult stories, like Worth and The Year of the Stardust Man, and children’s picture books, such as Walking Home to…

Author J.A. Andrews discusses her epic fantasy trilogy, The Keeper Chronicles. Janice's career as an author began even before she realized it. While her husband was on a long business trip, Janice be…

Author Kay Dew Shostak talks about writing southern fiction, including her two series set in small towns in GA and FL. Kay grew up dreaming about becoming an author, but it wasn’t until she was marri…