Guest Blog Spot Archives – Page 6 of 6

An Interview with Author Gina Wynn

July 11, 2016

Her Undercover Christmas book cover Gina Wynn

Joining us from a place that’s warmer than Melbourne, Australia by just a few degrees (hey, those few degrees make all the difference to someone who doesn’t like the cold), is author Gina Wynn. Thank you, Gina, for taking the time to chat to me about ‘Her Undercover Christmas’. Please sit down, get comfortable and let’s begin.
About Gina Wynn
From a magical land of castles and kings (okay, it’s England), Gina doesn’t feel as old as she looks, owns three children who can’t be tamed, and writes in spare – usually stolen – time.

An Interview with Author Lindsay Moore

July 4, 2016

It’s a cold winter evening in suburban Melbourne, Australia, but here to take my mind off the weather, and to talk about her book, is author Lindsay Moore. Thank you, Lindsay, for taking the time to chat to me. Please sit down, get comfortable and let’s begin.
About Lindsay Moore
Lindsay Moore co-founded Hellcat Press in 2014 with the goal of producing an all-female horror comics anthology.

An Interview with Author Amy Rachiele

June 27, 2016

I’d like to introduce to you the latest author in my round of author interviews, Amy Rachiele. Thank you, Amy, for taking the time to chat to me. Please sit down, get comfortable and let’s begin.
About Amy Rachiele
Amy is a widowed military spouse and brat who spent many years volunteering and on staff for the Army National Guard, and who has a propensity for writing about alpha-male mobsters. Her first self-published book is Mobster’s Girl and it made it to the amazon’s bestseller list for romance and family saga.

An Interview with Author Elizabeth Crowens

June 20, 2016

Silent Meridian Book Cover Elizabeth Crowens

It’s time for another author interview! I’d like to give a big welcome to Elizabeth Crowens. Thank you, Elizabeth, for taking the time to chat to me. Please sit down, get comfortable and let’s begin.
About Elizabeth Crowens
Elizabeth Crowens is the pen name author of SILENT MERIDIAN, book one in the Time Traveler Professor series, an alternate history/ “spooky steampunk” novel. She has published a variety of non-fiction articles. Recently she won an Honorable Mention in Glimmer Train’s fiction short story contest for Emerging Writers.

An Interview with Author LJ Cohen

June 13, 2016

Joining me today on the couch is author LJ Cohen. Thank you, LJ, for taking the time to chat to me. Please sit down, get comfortable and let’s begin.
About LJ Cohen
LJ Cohen is a poet, novelist, blogger, ceramics artist, local food enthusiast, Doctor Who fan, and relentless optimist. After almost twenty-five years as a physical therapist, she now uses her anatomical knowledge and myriad clinical skills to injure characters in her science fiction and fantasy novels.

An Interview with Author Stacey E. Bryan

June 7, 2016

I’d like to give a big welcome to author Stacey E. Bryan, who is joining us today to tell us more about herself, and her latest novel. Thank you, Stacey, for taking the time to chat to me. Please sit down, get comfortable and let’s begin.
About Stacey E. Bryan
Stacey was raised in the San Fernando Valley but born in San Francisco, where she left part of her heart. She has worked on a dude ranch, coached gymnastics, and captions for the hearing impaired. Her work has appeared in several literary magazines in New York and L.A., including Ginosko and The Rag.

An Interview with Author Mercedes Fox

June 4, 2016

Welcome to my first author interview! I hope to make author interviews a regular feature of my guest blog spot.

Joining us today is Mercedes Fox, an author with a soft spot for werewolves. Thank you, Mercedes, for taking the time to participate in this interview. Please sit down, get comfortable and let’s begin.

Marianne Bradman — Glass Artist

May 25, 2016

I fell in love with the lampwork bead bookmarks that I’m giving away as part of the Win with Angel’s Messiah competition. I happen to know the glass artist — Marianne Bradman — quite well, as she’s my sister. As far as this uneducated individual is concerned, a bead is a bead, no matter its size or intricate detail. Yet I knew that was most likely not the case, so I asked Marianne to tell me about lampworking. Here’s what she sent me …

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