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Interview with Lynda Fitzgerald, author of Of Words & Music by Irene Watson
"Of Words & Music" is a story of a family's love, loss, and renewal. Lynda Fitzgerald skillfully weaves the lives of three generations of women togeth...
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Interview with Mardo Williams' daughters, co-authors, One Last Dance by Irene Watson
Author Mardo Williams began writing "One Last Dance: It's Never Too Late to Fall in Love," at the age of 92, after discovering first-hand the difficul...
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Interview with Mary Ellen Lee, author of Danny and Life on Bluff Point by Irene Watson
Mary Ellen Lee proudly shares the past with us in the latest installment of “Danny and Life on Bluff Point, My Horse Sally”. These novels are loosely ...
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Interview with Mary Louise McCaffrey, author of A Handful of Sand by Irene Watson
Romeo and Juliet step aside. Your tragic ending does not satisfy. Just ask Mary Louise McCaffrey, who has written her own story of star- crossed lover...
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Interview with Maryann Davenport, author of The Park by Irene Watson
When high school teacher Coral Wood returns to her grandfather's ranch in Emerald Valley, California, the last thing she expected was to find herself...
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Interview with Melvin Charles Hathorn, author of Celts and Kings by Irene Watson
Imagine waking up one morning to find that the 99 most powerful men in your country had disappeared without a trace overnight, leaving their families ...
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Interview with Michele VonOrt Cozzens, author of A Line Between Friends by Irene Watson
"Can ex-lovers remain friends after marrying someone else?" In the new novel, "A Line Between Friends," award-winning author, and former long-time jo...
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Interview with Mike Mihalek, author of Three Chords by Irene Watson
Ethan is a successful musician, but despite the success, he goes through periods of self- examination. Missing in his life is his mother who left the ...
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Interview with Miranda Ifedigbo, author of Sexual Transgressions by Irene Watson
Miranda Ifedigbo's debut novel, "Sexual Transgressions: A Chain of Events," explores the devastating consequences that occur when a deeply personal s...
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Interview with Nadine Laman, author of Kathryn's Beach by Irene Watson
Kathryn abruptly ends her self-imposed exile and returns to Los Angeles to reclaim the life she abandoned. It has been five years since her last child...
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Interview with NeCee, author of Grooming Him for Her by Irene Watson
Author NeCee's entertaining debut novel, "Grooming Him for Her" was inspired by an experience to which most women, and more than a few men, can easily...
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Interview with Nel Rand, author of Mississippi Flyway by Irene Watson
First time novelist Nel Rand hits a home run with “Mississippi Flyway”. The book caught my attention from the first page and kept it right through to...
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Interview with Nick Nolan, author of Strings Attached by Irene Watson
Jeremy Tyler, at seventeen years of age, has a lot of issues on his plate. First, Jeremy, when he was a toddler, lost his father. Now there is a que...
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Interview with Noted Author Edward C. Patterson (Examiner) by Edward Patterson
Alan Chin Interviews Edward C. Patterson in the S.F. Examiner...
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Interview with Owen Egerton, author of How Best to Avoid Dying by Irene Watson
"Bizarre," "thought-provoking" and "entertaining" are just a few ways reviewers have described Owen Egerton's new book, "How Best to Avoid Dying," a ...
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Interview with Patricia Marie Budd, author of A New Dawn Rising by Irene Watson
“A New Dawn Rising” is set in the fictional town of Laurel Creek, Georgia, just north of the burgeoning Savannah in 1809. John Connolley, nearing 30, ...
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Interview with Patricia Marie Budd, author of Hell Hounds of High School by Irene Watson
From the English classroom to the principal’s office, and from the counselor’s desk to the teacher’s lounge, "Hell Hounds of High School," by author P...
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Interview with Peter Davies, author of Scatterlings of Africa by Irene Watson
A "compelling, high-octane novel of racial, tribal and ideological conflict that will almost certainly draw criticism from the politically correct bri...
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Interview with Robert Crooke, author of Sunrise by Irene Watson
Join Dahl on a journey of spiritual awakening, love and forgiveness in author Robert Crooke's gripping new novel "Sunrise," winner of iUniverse's high...
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Interview with Robert Hammond, author of Grace Period by Irene Watson
Readers who have bought into the stereotype that most drug addicts and criminals come from dysfunctional families may be surprised to find out that th...
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Interview with Robert James Luedke, Eye Witness: Acts of the Spirit by Irene Watson
Caught up in an apparent act of terrorism while visiting
Jerusalem, forensic archeologist Terry Harper, experiences the birth of the
Christi...
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Interview with Russell A. Vassallo, author The Horse with the Golden Mane by Irene Watson
"The Horse with the Golden Mane" contains three novellas, all based on people Vassallo has met or events from his own life. Bonding--whether with our ...
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Interview with S. G. Cardin, author of The Wolf's Torment by Irene Watson
The dark, eerie lands of 19th century Constanta, Moldavia, bordering both the home of Dracula, and the Black Sea, set the stage for the story of Princ...
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Interview with Sam Moffie, author of The Organ Grinder and the Monkey by Irene Watson
Author Sam Moffie links three diverse characters together through a therapist who writes a best- ling novel based on the life of his client. This clie...
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Interview with Shaila Abdulah, author of Saffron Dreams by Irene Watson
"Saffron Dreams" captures a pivotal time in American history and details the immigrant experience of its main character; the novel is as American a st...
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Interview with Sherry Brantley, author of Best of Friends by Irene Watson
What happens when a family death wreaks havoc among siblings? What would you do if the ‘peace- maker' of the family suddenly loses control? If the op...
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Interview with Stephen Paul, author of Hollow Bones by Irene Watson
On November 23, 1993, Native American prophecy was fulfilled when a delegation representing the North American indigenous peoples addressed a gatherin...
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Interview with Steven Maus, author of Branchwater by Irene Watson
In the land of Branchwater, on the continent of Esrael, humans and their created guardians, Mantliks, have lived peacefully together for 700 years. Th...
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Interview with Terry Andrews, author of Dance of the Jaguar by Irene Watson
"Dance of the Jaguar" shares Andrews' techniques for personal growth and empowerment through a fictional format with a story about a woman named Mart...
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Interview with Theodore Jerome Cohen, author of Unfinished Business by Irene Watson
While "Unfinished Business" is largely fiction, it was inspired by author Theodore Cohen’s own experiences on the Frozen Continent. From December 1961...
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Interview with Thor Polson, author of Childsong by Irene Watson
"Childsong" by author Thor Polson, depicts the experiences of several freshmen at a small Midwestern college. Among the various characters are a pious...
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Interview with Tyler R. Tichelaar, author of Narrow Lives by Irene Watson
Lysander Blackmore is someone everyone knows, and yet no one really knows him. People suffer from his actions, but they cannot understand what motivat...
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Inteview with Jack Eadon, author of Head Trip: One Case of Super Twins by Irene Watson
On Sunday, April 10th, "Head Trip," a powerful new novel by Jack Eadon about Super Twins whose envious rivalry leads to dangerous results, debuts at t...
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Iodine - A Disturbing and Brilliant Novel! by Glenda Bixler
I've marked this PG just because of the psychological turmoil herein! ...
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Irish Twins by Michele VanOrt Cozzens: Book Review by Irene Watson
Reading "Irish Twins" by Michele VanOrt Cozzens is a satisfying, cathartic experience with a lesson perhaps best summed up in Anne’s words, “I underst...
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Jadine - by, Julie Bigg Veazey by Nicole Sorkin
"Jadine" is a chilling portrait of a young orphan making her way in a hostile world. Beginning in rural New Hampshire and leading to the back door of ...
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Jane Austen and Blackadder by Susan Smith
Comedy can be educational after all.
“What a shame, for I dearly love to laugh.” ― Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice...
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Julius Thompson speaking at 2011 AJC-Decatur Book Festival! by Julius J.E. Thompson
Julius Thompson on Local Prose Stage, Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011, 4:40 pm - 5:00 pm at Twain's in Decatur, Georgia....
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Kathryn's Beach - by Nadine Laman: Book Review by Irene Watson
Kathryn abruptly ends her self-imposed exile and returns to Los Angeles to reclaim the life she abandoned. It has been five years since her last child...
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Kersting's rules for writing poems by Michael Kersting
Many people have asked me on how to write a poem. well here it is, Good luck !...
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La Puchi Princesse by Akane Spring-Day
One day, a Japanese office worker Tomoe was saved by a boat when it was flooded. She got such great opportunities to learn things because the society ...
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Lacey's Day by Jack Eadon: Book Review by Irene Watson
The leading lovers in "Lacey's Day" are Ted and Lacey: characters Jack Eadon based entirely on himself and the woman he met online ten years ago. But ...
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Landmark Status by Alan H. Rolnick: Book Review by Irene Watson
What will become of Miami's legendary Century Club? In its heyday, the Club and its famous Everglades Room were the place for everyone who was anyone ...
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Large Literary Agency Accepts New Novel by Terry Robertson
As a follow up to my prior article, THE BACKSIDE OF YESTERDAY has been accepted by a large NY literary agency....
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Large Literary Agency Interested in New Novel by Terry Robertson
"The Backside of Yesterday", has been accepted/rejected by 6 book companies. It is the novel that refuses to get published. Maybe the truth hurts....
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Les Golden of Oak Park Gets Contracts for 1st Novel -- Cathy Douglass-Wren by Leslie Golden
Les Golden of Oak Park, Illinois, was granted a contract for his first novel. The manuscript has now been delivered to his publisher, the distinguish...
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Let Me Clear Up The Confusion by Terry Robertson
I posted a question about poetry books on "The Roundtable". I wrote it in haste. I apologize for any confusion (2 people misunderstood). Hope this hel...
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Letters Between Us by Linda Rader Overman: Book Review by Irene Watson
Thirty-nine-year-old Laura is not having an easy time in her life. Her mother is suffering from dementia and her once happy marriage is on the rocks. ...
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Literary Event of the Week St. Paul Pioneer Press by Connie Szarke
Mary Ann Grossmann, book editor for the St. Paul Pioneer Press, MN, wrote a smashing review for Delicate Armor, October 30, 2011. Here are excerpts:...
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Little Stories by Jeff Roberts: Book Review by Irene Watson
Among Jeff Roberts' use of the classics is Cosette, the well-known heroine of Victor Hugo's "Les Miserables." Roberts transforms Cosette's story into ...
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