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The format is very different, but in the end you have the same goal – paint a visual and tactile experience. Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) Were there any parts of the […]

I use my kindle, my tablet, and my phone to access library apps, reading apps, and subscription services to get books for free or for very affordable prices all the time in addition to those that I buy in hardcopy. Authors looking to get their books reviewed should actually pay attention to the reviewer’s profile […]

If so can you please describe it? Thinking that long words would trip up my kids, I looked for books with only short words. “Wait,” you say, “that’s a different book!” You’re right. Joanna and I finished the 3 books: Y, BO, GO UP!, and Cat Egg. Get your copy of   Bo, Go Up! […]

So, if I write a dark, depressing scene, the character’s feelings transfer to me, and I’ll be in a heavy mood for a while. Do you edit as you go or wait until you’ve finished? Did you get your book cover professionally done or did you do it yourself? First, I write out a general […]

Imagine not seeing the sun for a year…not even a flower. When you’re on the roll, you’re on the roll. As for the Hollywood actress, I won’t say who, but I hope she’ll read it and send me an email with her thoughts. So, the actress came first before the protagonist. They may not be […]

Where do you live now? But that wouldn’t have worked for this kind of book. What would you like readers to know about you? Subsequently, there are a lot of gaps between the pieces which the reader is asked to fill. What made you decide to go Indie, whether self-publishing or with an indie publisher? […]

​ A little over 3 years. You have to pick your challenge. ​I’m an indie filmmaker as well! You can spend your time trying to appease other people, or you can take charge of your own project. I’m a perfectionist, so it typically takes me a while to get a full draft out that I’m […]

The beginning was exceptionally difficult to write. It is a psychological horror about a homicide detective searching for the culprit of a growing list of murders. I just can’t seem to concentrate during the day. Do you listen to music while you write? I wanted to get the book out and wanted full control. About […]

If so, do you do so extensively or just chapter headings and a couple of sentences?   I have tried to outline and every time I ended up going way off script so I outline as I go mainly to keep everything straight. Where do you live now?   I am a pantser writer so […]

A woman who wanted love & affection, has two failed marriages, with her last husband dying while trying to kill her. They enjoy making love with Melissa happy when they marry. I do, however, check out various sections I mention in my books online. If so, can you please describe it? Do you outline? A […]

I live in Oakland, California What would you like readers to know about you? I will keep trying. I wrote three other novels (two published) between then and when I finished Squirrels in 2019. They provide a menu of services in marketing. End of Interview: For more from Henry, visit his website. What are you […]

Professional. ​I’m a down to earth person and don’t take myself too seriously. Choosing what scenarios went into my book. What came easily? I wanted to give my readers an authentic view of myself and sense of humor. I solicited advice from some of my friends and sent them the chapters I was hesitant on. […]

I knew that I wanted to write historical fiction. How long did it take you to write it? Letting the characters drive the story and modelling them after parts of my own life made the writing much easier than it might have been, if the storyline had felt unnatural or unfamiliar to me. People had […]

How long did it take you to write it? I didn’t outline for Blockhead. It’s an amazing book, and the collage of styles, voices, and genres felt influential in how I ultimately structured Blockhead as a collection of small pieces with a mix of genres. End of Interview: Get your copy of   Blockhead from […]

I love big concept writers like Stephen King, Margaret Atwood and Michael Crichton, and there’s a major Victorian gothic influence in my books too. I’m also a member of Sam Missingham’s Empowered Authors Group, which is a treasure trove of advice and support. Do you outline? It was an easy decision to make, and it […]

About the book What is the book about? It is about a nation on the verge of a huge change, which was triggered by rising crime statistics and corruption. Do you edit as you go or wait until you’ve finished? I don’t outline, but I do jot down important details about the characters. How long […]

The outline becomes my working document as I write and is fluid – nothing is sacrosanct. Now he shares a rundown apartment above an Anchorage coffee shop, burying his sorrows in cheap beer. The first contains the chapter number. Overall, I think it’s hugely important to read a lot and to read a wide variety […]

When did you start writing the book? The book isn’t a work of fiction so there aren’t really any characters as such. Do you have a marketing plan for the book or are you just winging it? What made you decide to go Indie, whether self-publishing or with an indie publisher? Did you hire a […]

It seems like the majority of readers who enjoy it are in their 20’s or 30’s, but that doesn’t mean others won’t. On a journey to nowhere, an escape from the past, four travelers must confront the harsh realities of their chosen path. What new things did you learn about writing, publishing, and/or yourself while […]

My characters are extremely diverse in every sense so I feel people from all over the world can find someone to connect with in the series. How long did it take you to write it? About Publishing Did you submit your work to Agents? I mainly struggled with believing in myself and accepting that this […]