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  Author Interview with  Isra Sravenheart  Author of The Dark Spell Series Please tell me a little about your current work in progress. I am currently working on a spin off to my up and coming Dark Spell series that will be completed in Feb/ March 2022. I won’t be revealing too much just yet but it does feature some of our main characters and some of the more unknown ones that have played a part in the prequels respectively when we do a time jump to when Isra was aged 17 onwards. Where did you get the idea for this book or series? I didn’t specifically get it from any particular place or outlet but at the time I was in a bit of rut with my own life having been ghosted by a former partner and having already been interested in fairytales that type of genre for many years, I just started typing one September evening and that was the beginning fragments of what is now “Her Dark Soul” Do you write in more than one genre? Yes but mainly dark fantasy. However my first PNR “Forbi...

Author Interview  with Frederick Key  Author of: McMann & Duck: Private Investigators,  Larry and the Mascots, Cobalt Agonistes, and more Please tell me a little about your current work in progress. Last year I completed a mystery novel entitled McMann & Duck: Private Investigators. It takes place in 1951 in a small Texas town. As I write this I am polishing up the outline for a sequel that takes place eight years later. I became so interested in the main character, a World War II army vet, that I envisioned a series of mystery novels about him because I enjoyed his company so much, and much about him remains secret. We don’t have much in common, however, although we are both usually polite. As to whether he will survive these books, well, that remains to be seen.   Where did you get the idea for this book or series? A boring meeting. I am an inveterate doodler. I doodled my way through school. I had college notebooks that looked like the walls of pyramid cha...

 A picture is worth a thousand words, so here's a picture: It may have nothing to do with what I'm about to write, but at least you've got the thousand words you came for.  Then again, it could have everything to do with the where this post is going. I don't know. ______________ “When a population is dependent on a machine, they are hostages of the men who tend the machines." -- Heinlein ______________ I'm pleased to announce that In Death Bedrenched has been thoroughly slashed, hammered, bent, welded, and formed into a presentable novella. A crack team of readers has completed the attack upon the early iteration, and it has come away stronger, faster, better than before--and it didn't cost six million dollars. I still have a cover to complete and some minor interior matters to address before it becomes available in paperback for the general public, and as a free ebook for my newsletter subscribers. The time draws near.  I'm particularly pleased with t...

  Author Interview with  Tahani Nelson  Author of The Faoii Chronicles  Please tell me a little about your current work in progress. I’m currently working on polishing an omnibus for the Faoii Chronicles . It’ll be really nice to finally provide the entire series in a single ebook file for readers! Where did you get the idea for this book or series? The Faoii Chronicles originally started out as a dream. I woke up one night at 2 a.m., wrote what has since become the first three chapters of book 1, and went back to sleep. The next day, the story still called to me, so I kept going. I never would have guessed in those early days how far it would go, or how many people would love it. It’s been an amazing journey. Do you write in more than one genre? So far I’ve mostly stuck to fantasy, but I have a science fiction short story called “Honeysuckle Sky” available that’s won several accolades. Now that the Faoii Chronicles are finished, I have a lot of freedom. I ...