I was interviewed by Cherish D. Smith
Do you plan on using an illustrator? What sort of artist do you imagine would be best for your story? I love cross-art projects. I’ve been working with an illustrator, for […]
I was interviewed by: Sue Seabury
This month, I have Fanni Suto with me. In addition to writing, Fanni is a fan of owls, sloths, street art and a collector of earrings. On to our main topic. What do […]
I was interviewed by: Gary Vanucci
Why do you write? I love making up worlds and I’m also awfully curious about the life of others. When I was in middle school I thought I wanted to […]
I was interviewed by: Heather Hayden
What project(s) are you currently working on? It’s really high time I finish my first novel, Londemonium. Here’s the mock-up cover a friend of mine created for it: It’s an urban […]
I was interviewed by: Kristen Kooistra
“Have you ever intentionally tried to make your readers cry? Fanni: No, I don’t think so. It’s a thing I actually try to avoid. Don’t misunderstand me, I love when my […]
I was interviewed by: Melion Traverse
“Delusions of Sanity: Ok, getting a little delightfully morbid here (but that’s how we do it here at Delusions of Sanity), but what do you want your tombstone to say? […]
I was interviewed by: Milli Gilbert
“If you could live in any fictional world, which would you choose? Why? FS: The first answer coming to my mind was Harry Potter, so I’ll stick with that. It’s […]
I was interviewed: by Trin Carl
“What do you think makes a good story? Characters and if it has a momentum, a force that doesn’t let you stop. I also like humour and beautiful language. How […]
Author Interview: Sean Wai Keung
Hello Sean! Thank you very much for coming over to see us and having this little interview with me. Welcome to Ink, maps and Macarons! Your poetry pamphlet, you are […]
Author Interview: Between Heroes and Villains
Today my guest is Heather Hayden, the author of Augment, a YA science-fiction story. We talk about Between Heroes and Villains, the second JL anthology and Heather’s writing. 1. Who […]