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Isra Sravenheart is a USA Today and Amazon number one best-selling author. She's a dark fantasy fairytale fanatic, avid reader, and...

Craig Farndale Welburn is an award-winning author for his series: The Ashen Levels. He was born in the year of Star Wars, in the birth...

"Where secrets abound, trust is not an option—neither is failure." I had the honour of being the first to interview Matthew Dale,...

So, this is a little out of the ordinary, at least, for me. As many now know my trilogy, The Chronicles of Fey will re-release its first...

Publicist, Publisher, and author, Michael Evan double majored in Psychology/English Literature at York University in Toronto. He ran a...

Hello everyone! Thanks for joining me. I hope you have a delicious beverage and a snack ready as you get comfy. I'm a person who likes...

D. William Landsborough (known to many as just Doug) is a writer of dark and urban fantasy, with a sprinkling of whatever else crosses...

A part of Stanely was born at the intersection of "once upon a time" and "where no man has gone before." As a result, Stanley found that...

The Tannis Project is essentially a chance to get a peek into the thoughts of a near-200-year-old vampire in the form of weekly entries he d

It was a clairvoyant that suggested Michael write a book, he did and hasn't looked back. Although an established multi-genre author, with...

The Manjian Chronicles have characters who are very near and dear to me; I began writing them as a teenager, so their story was easier to sh

Rise of the Horned Serpent’s concept is sky pirates vs Dragons.

The main characters are kind of useless: an ex-mercenary who can’t fight, a crippled Magus fresh out of the Academy, an older priest, and a

The legends of Camelot got it wrong.

t’s nice to bring up some problem you’re having with your story, or read a piece out loud to your thirteen-year-old (nine-year-old when I be

A lot of things have happened in 2020 and I want my future writing to be more plugged into the pulse of America.

I would say that the thing that I found most helpful was the mere fact of reading broadly and understanding and identifying what I liked and

I am currently working on a sequel to Where Shadows Lie, that picks off right where it left off. I am also working on a series of Fae Romanc

I enjoy placing little tidbits to old movies and old books in my stories. You could literally play “spot the reference” while reading.

I didn't much like the first books I've read by Kevin J. Anderson. Then I watched some interviews with him and decided to try his other stuf