All things indie books!
All things indie books!
Brooke Shaffner’s debut novel Country of Under is the intertwining coming of age story of Pilar Salomé Reinfeld, raised by her undocumented father, a descendent of Bolivian Mennonites, in a Mexican-American community; and Carlos/Carla/Río Gomez, a gender fluid DREAMer raised by their grandmother in the same Texican border town. With deep compassion and striking beauty, […] More
We had a fun chat with LCW Allingham about her writing and her new dark fantasy novella, MUSE (Speculation Publications, April 9, 2024). What inspired you to write Muse? I am an artist and from a family of artists of various mediums and forms. The nature of inspiration and creation has always been a fascinating […] More
You only get one chance for a first impression, so here’s mine. My life has been one continuous journey of improbability rendered possible. From birth to present its been a ‘shaking my head’ experience. The essence of it all is what makes me a writer. Inside my head, I think, everything that I have ever […] More
Calling all Twilight fans who can’t get enough! Samara Breger’s A Long Time Dead (Bywater Books, May 16, 2023) is a lush, tongue-in-cheek Victorian romance about the lengths two women will go to secure a love that cannot die. We are pleased to share this Q&A with the author, along with an excerpt from her book. What inspired you […] More
ICF-certified life coach, dating/relationship coach, and long-time fitness professional Treva Brandon Scharf paid her dues in the dating world. She loved and lost, dumped and got dumped, and finally became a first-time bride at the age of 51. Her debut book, Done Being Single: A Late Bloomer’s Guide to Love (Greenleaf Book Group, March 21), […] More
What do you know about God? Damon Garcia has a hunch that the God of your imagination may need to be super sized a few quadrillion times and then doubled for good measure. As he sees it, everything you’ve ever been taught or led to believe about…
As we do at the very beginning of every year, this week we’re offering you an assemblage of favorite questions and responses from the previous year’s fifty-plus interviews between reviewers and authors. Please give this an attentive read—we…
Interview: A new novel from Fresno-based author Tanya Nichols tells the story of an attorney, her young client, and how they both must deal with tragedies in their…
‘Grass’ for victims of Japan’s wartime sexual slavery풀, 일본군 위안부 피해 할머니를 그리다 More
An Interview with Wryly T. McCutchen Wryly T. McCutchen is a poet, hybrid writer, and community educator teaching, writing, and surviving in the Pacific Northwest. Their work has appeared in Foglifter, Lady/Liberty/Lit, Tiferet Journal, Nat. Brut, and Raven Chronicles. They were awarded an MFA in creative writing with dual concentration in creative nonfiction and poetry from Antioch University. Their first poetry collection, My Ugly and Other Love Snarls, is available from University of Hell Press. Their first memoir is in progress.
Katharine Coldiron is the guest. Her debut novella, Ceremonials, is available from Kernpunkt Press.
Eleven Eleven: One of the first things you learn in journalism school is to always start an interview with a question that makes the interviewee feel comfortable. The more comfortable they are, the more likely they are to slip up and say too much, which is the real story. But, this isn’t National Public Radio, and since your book
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