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Interview – Jackie Sonnenberg returns

We’ve previously reviewed the first in your Yresrun Semyhr series. What have you been up to since then? Getting ready for the second book! THE LAMB WAS SURE TO GO tells my version of Mary and her little lamb, and they’re not so nice… It’s in pre-publication now and should come out around summer. I have […]

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Interview – Ruschelle Dillon

  Your novel Arithmophobia is out now on Kindle, what can you tell us about it? It’s a collection of short stories all wrapped in the theme of numbers. Numbers can be scary, especially if they’re NEGATIVE numbers that happen to appear in my bank account. But numbers surround our everyday lives and sometimes they […]

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Interview with Caitlin Spice

How long have you been writing for? That’s a question with several different answers. If we’re talking about writing in general, I started writing a horribly derivative fantasy epic when I was around 11 year old. It was about a barbarian and his sorcerer friend (Conan anyone?) but it never really went anywhere. Later, when […]

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Interview – Alexis Bristowe

How did you first get involved with voice acting? Voice acting as a career was always something in the back of my mind up until recently. Growing up, I loved cartoons and acting on stage, but going into voice acting was half an accident. I remember in 2012 I did some minor voice projects here […]

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Interview with C L Raven

How long have you been writing for? We started writing novels when we were 12 – we’re now 35, but we only had our first short story published ten years ago.   You’re a sister writing duo, how does that dynamic help your stories  come to life? It’s great when one of us is stuck, […]

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Interview with Valeska Griffiths of Grim Magazine and Anatomy of a Scream

Where did the idea to start Anatomy of a Scream come from? I’ve always been pretty fascinated with the darker side of life. My mother loved horror, and I have vivid memories of both hiding from the films she used to watch and sneakily trying to see them for myself. I grew up obsessed with […]

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Interview with Author Baylea Hart

*How long have you been writing for?* I’ve been writing since I was about seven years old. I remember being given an old computer with a word processor that I would spend hours typing on in my bedroom. Around that time I also created a little book, made with paper I stapled together, that I […]

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Interview with author Augie Peterson

*How long have you been writing for?* I typically say I started when I was 10, but in reality, I’ve been writing for as long as I can remember. I wrote two books when I was younger, one about the secret life of a pet dog and another about a family of talking jaguars. I […]

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My interview with Bo Chappell

What is the first book that made you cry? Hmm. There is undoubtedly something I’m forgetting, but the one that popped in my head was Watchmen by Alan Moore. The unexpected connection to the isolation and dissociation Dr. Manhattan was feeling as he was losing his connection to humanity to the point of longing to […]

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My interview with The Alexandria Archives

What are the 3 best things about working on The Alexandria Archives? 1. We all three work jobs that can be pretty stressful and not exactly what you’d call creatively stimulating. The podcast gives us a chance to exercise our creative roots. 2. We have an excuse to regularly collaborate with each other. 3. We get […]