Bookview with Chris Gerrib, author of Strawberry Gold

Via his senile great-grandmother, he hears of some hidden gold, and out of desperation he starts looking. One of his classmates, Three Sticks, is also having financial trouble, although his problems are due to his dad’s poor investments. Three Sticks also learns of the gold, and the two young men are in a race to find out if it ever existed and if so if anything’s left.

Chris Gerrib 16 October 2025 Continue reading

IndieView with Maureen Morrissey, author of Seeing is Believing

People who are willing to think, learn and grow from reading are my target readers. I don’t write easy books to read, or so I’m told by people who prefer books that don’t involve a lot of work on the reader’s part. I want to cause emotion, maybe even discomfort or at least disequilibrium, in my readers. 

Maureen Morrissey – 11 October 2025 Continue reading

IndieView with Arlon Jay Staggs, author of Leta Pearl’s Love Biscuits

 

It really started with a question: what if a Southern mama could bake your soulmate into being? That idea came from a writing prompt in a short story class I took years ago—and I just couldn’t shake it. The image of someone using food, especially biscuits, to stir up love and mischief stuck with me.

Arlon Jay Staggs – 9 October 2025 Continue reading