A Date With . . . Melanie P. Smith
I like knowing I can use my knowledge and years of experience to entertain my readers. Continue reading A Date With . . . Melanie P. Smith
Category: Author Interviews
A Date with . . . Tom Johnson
after the Wall Street crash of 1929 . . the public . . wanted heroes and the Dime magazines gave them those heroes. Continue reading A Date with . . . Tom Johnson
A Date With . . . Kim McDougall
I have to budget my time wisely because I wear a lot of hats. I try to write in the mornings because this is when my muse is the freshest. Continue reading A Date With . . . Kim McDougall
A Date With . . . Chris-Jean Clarke
More of my books have sold since I have been active in FaceBook’s promotional groups, geared to drawing writers and authors together. Continue reading A Date With . . . Chris-Jean Clarke
A Date With . . . Natalie Meraki
During the summer I get out my artist’s tent in the backyard. I love working closer to nature, and the wind whispers her ideas to me through the trees, when she’s feeling opinionated. Continue reading A Date With . . . Natalie Meraki
Stevie Interviews Author and Singer-Songwriter Donna W. Hill
The technology exists to make software and web sites accessible to everyone. It’s a matter of 1s and 0s. It’s far cheaper and easier than putting in accommodations for physical access such as wheelchair ramps, bathrooms and elevators, but it doesn’t get done. Continue reading Stevie Interviews Author and Singer-Songwriter Donna W. Hill
A Date With . . . Paul Ian Cross
I’ll have my first proper book launch at Moon Lane Books in South London, who will also be stocking copies. It will be incredibly exciting to see my book on their shelves! Continue reading A Date With . . . Paul Ian Cross
A Date With. . . Max Power
I have no tickles, never had. I used to tell my kids that they all fell out as I snapped back up from the bottom of a bungee jump Continue reading A Date With. . . Max Power
A Date With . . . Sylva Fae
I particularly enjoy doing live marketing events, reading to children and answering their questions. Young children are my main audience so their feedback is the most valuable. Continue reading A Date With . . . Sylva Fae
A Date With . . . Millie Slavidou
Children are our future, and if we wait until they are adults before trying to inspire them and give them interesting material to read, then it is too late. Continue reading A Date With . . . Millie Slavidou
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