Every single sentence in this book is absolutely true. I sometimes say: why write fiction when real life is so varied and fascinating?
Anne Abel – 28 August 2024 Continue reading
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IndieView with Carl Parsons, author of Town and Country
After I read J. D. Vance’s Hillbilly Elegy, I realized as well that my stories about Appalachia served as a counterpoint to Vance’s memoir. Instead of his tough love story in which the survivor leaves the region, I’d written a series of stories in which the survivors stay put and make the best of what has happened to them. To be fair to J. D. Vance, however, my stories are generally set in the years before the opioid crisis hit the region.
Carl Parsons – 22 August 2024 Continue reading
IndieView with Sallie Cochren, author of Let the Purring Begin
BookView with Abigail L Wilkes, author of Color of Ash
I knew exactly what motivated each character and the path they would take. There is one scene in particular where someone dies, and every word flowed so beautifully.
Abigail L Wilkes – 16 August 2024 Continue reading
IndieView with Kelly Vincent, author of Ugliest
I had the idea of turning the kids into activists and having them stand up for their rights against a conservative and hateful school administration and state legislative body.
Kelly Vincent – 13 August 2024 Continue reading
IndieView with James Eric Riley, author of Teacher
Some of it was written in real time based on events taking place that made its way into the book.
James Eric Riley – 10 August 2024 Continue reading
IndieView with Dea, the poodle who stars in the book by her mama, Alison Rand, called Walking Alison
So, my mama struggled with how to continue her story until she decided to have me become the narrator. That was the best decision she could have made.
Dea – Alison Rand’s Poodle – 7 August 2024 Continue reading
IndieView with Rishikesh Upadhyay, author of The Secret of Plants in the Environment
I just love to write, learn and teach. From there, it just took shape. I always try to be genuine in my actions and my words.
Rishikesh Upadhyay – 4 August 2024 Continue reading
IndieView with Michelle M Pillow, author of Merely Mortal
I enjoyed writing the dialogues and developing the complex relationships that define her world. These scenes allowed me to delve into the nuances of family dynamics, which I find endlessly fascinating.
Michelle M Pillow – 1 August 2024 Continue reading
IndieView with Richard Harland, author of Ferren and the Doomsday Mission
I dreamed I was under a blanket, then peeked out. There were uncanny, moving lights in the night sky, and ominous, inexplicable sounds. Suddenly I knew – the way you can know things in dreams, as though someone just told me – that this was the great war going on between the armies of Heaven and the armies of Earth.
Richard Harland – 29 July 2024 Continue reading