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INTERVIEW BY M.N. STROH Camille Booker is a multi-award-winning author with numerous accolades in writing competitions across Australia, the UK and the ...Read Article

BY TRISH MACENULTY After novelist and screenwriter Victoria Zackheim read Cater Street Hangman, (Random House, 1979) Anne Perry’s first published novel, she was ...Read Article

INTERVIEWED BY REBECCA ROSENBERG Dee Buckingham is a librarian by training and a “bulldog” for historical evidence by nature. After spending over twenty ...Read Article

INTERVIEWED BY J. K. KNAUSS Mary Smathers writes historical fiction, short stories, and bilingual children’s books. Her award-winning family saga through California ...Read Article

BY WILLIAMAYE JONES History remembers the names of great artists, while the lives around them fade into the margins. Studios, apprentices, assistants, and ...Read Article

BY LAWRENCE W. POWERS Paris in the mid-1920s: recovering from the depredations of World War I but playing host to expatriate writers ...Read Article

INTERVIEWED BY M.N. STROH Splitting her time between Cape Cod, New Hampshire; New Jersey; and snowbird destinations, a tablet becomes Janis Robinson ...Read Article

INTERVIEW BY KATHERINE KIRKPATRICK Suzanne McKenzie earned a BS in Mathematics from Illinois State University and a Master of Information Management from Washington ...Read Article

BY MARILYN PEMBERTON The choice of location for a novel is vital and often quite problematic but for Izzy Broom it was an ...Read Article

INTERVIEW BY ELLEN IRWIN Joel Mark Harris is an international Amazon bestselling ghostwriter and fiction author. His first novel, A Thousand Bayonets, won ...Read Article