Author Interviews
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Oscar J. Starr III
What have you found to be most challenging about writing in [genre]?Non-Fiction:Research: Gathering accurate and comprehensive information takes time and effort.Engagement: Making factual content engaging and relatable to readers can be difficult.Credibility: Establishing yourself as a credible source on the topic is crucial.View More
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BS Murthy
What have you found to be most challenging about writing in [genre]?Whereas my novelistic muse effortlessly held the canvas for the characters to artify it with their narratives, as playwright, I had to innovate in crafting the scenes to contrive suspense on the stage that is in my ‘Onto the Stage: Slighted Souls and other stage and radio plays’, all of which is in the public domain in the form free ebooks in varied formats.View More
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Sandro Romanov
Which character do you enjoy writing the most as a writer and why? If choosing a favorite character is like choosing a favorite child, which character do you find requires the most attention and detail from you as a writer?My protoganist. His struggle to be able to be himself. To say to everyone go to hell I do what I want and how I want it.View More
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michellehighberg
What most inspired you to write this book?Noticing inspired me.And, I do not feel our children at large are being properly nurtured by their parents due to massive screen dependencies, over medication, fear, and parental mental illness. I continue to learning of atrocities facing our children beyond socio-emotional neglect.View More
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RobertLDecker
Have you been able to incorporate your previous experience in jobs in your writing?My experience as an Air Force pilot played a big role in creating the story of Not to Reason Why. As I started to develop what was initially just a short story into a novel, my knowledge of military flying became crucial in getting the story correct. Most of my instructors in the Air Force were combat veterans.View More
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Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri
Describe your desk in brief.Everyone has his own style of writing. My writing is a crescendo. Any literary and Scholastic reader that I feel can read my style from any point of view, from any page, from any paragraph to get self-realization on difference of words, status, feelings and so on..View More
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Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri
The book 'The Immortal Fly : Eternal Whispers' is a new form of creative powerful history on captivating words. How did you gain that?My tenure to my maternal grandmother's house in Madhyamgram (West Bengal) is no less than a glimpse of immortality.I cannot think a single day without Ma ...As medical records withheld, on 18th December, 2018 at 8.20 P.M. Ma was admitted in the hospital. The Doctor no sooner had said, "The Patient should be shifted to ICU immediately''... I had once looked to the Doctor vaguely....My inner world appeared to be uproarious and tumultuous....but I had believed God!Ma was declared by the ICU as 'vulnerable'...still I had faith on God....if some miracles could ever be happened...…...Aftermath of Ma's demise, with a mere existence of self in a territorial and a terrestrial desert with no o...View More