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Today we start an interview with a man who has led an amazing life – as a writer. Chuck Sasser has not only written about some amazing places, things and events, he’s lived them. His writing life is so interesting, … Continue reading
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Today I’m visiting with Whit Gentry, a retired Lt. Colonel in the Air Force, president of a paper company for eleven years, and now – an author. JRC: How did you get into writing & why? Whit: I had never … Continue reading
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Today’s guest blogger is Jordyn Redwood is a pediatric ER nurse by day, suspense novelist by night. Her debut medical thriller, Proof, examines the real life possibility of DNA testing setting a guilty criminal free. Here’s what she has to … Continue reading
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Today, I’m visiting with Duke Pennell, a computer engineer, an author, an editor and now a publisher. So, I’d say he’s seen all aspects of this business. Duke, you were/are a computer engineer. How did you get involved in writing? … Continue reading
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Today, we’re visiting with K. Dawn Byrd, a prolific and talented writer who said she writes for the pure joy of putting words on paper. Wow, what a great sentiment. Let’s hear what she has to say. JRC: You’ve released … Continue reading
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Last week, we had part 1 of Ann Lee Miller‘s post on how she went about her Indie Publishing Journey. If you missed it, you can find it just below this post. In it, you’ll find brief bio information, and … Continue reading
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Today’s guest blogger is Ann Lee Miller. Ann earned a BA in creative writing from Ashland (OH) University and writes full-time in Phoenix. Because Ann’s description of Indie publishing is too long for this blog, but all of it is important, … Continue reading
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Today, we‘re visiting with Beth Cornelison, a talented and prolific writer. She’s won Readers’ choice awards, an RWA Golden Heart, and was a finalist for a Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award. And she’s done all this in a rather short … Continue reading
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Hi, everyone. Friday, we presented part 1 of an interview with Lesley Diehl, a retired university professor of psychology who writes very interesting and unusual mysteries. It you missed it, just scroll down and you’ll find it below today’s offering. Read … Continue reading
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Today we’re honored to have Lesley Diehl, author and professor. This is one interesting lady. Let’s get right to it and start with Dumpster Dying. There’s a provocative title if I ever heard one. Tell us a little about it. Where did … Continue reading