Author Taylor Brown’s new novel, PRIDE OF EDEN, is indie bookseller Two Sisters Bookery’s April book club pick. Join...

When I read the short story that Robin Kirk submitted to Wicked South: Secrets and Lies, the anthology I...

Kit Frick’s debut novel, SEE ALL THE STARS, came out a couple of days ago—to rave reviews. It’s a...

People come to writing through many different paths. For Andrea Thome, one of the most challenging times in her...

For me, there are few feelings more exciting than finding a new book I love at the library—and then...

Like many authors, Kelly deVos found her way to writing on the heels of another career—in her case, as...

Laura Shovan is a poet, a teacher, and a novelist. She says, “I spend about a month ‘in residence’...

Being a person who juggles several lives at once—and often struggles to balance them—I’m always intrigued when I discover...

Courtney Brandt is a woman of many talents. She writes YA, including the steampunk series THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND;...

Before I had the opportunity to interview K.T. Hanna about her newest book, SOMNIA ONLINE—INITIALIZING, I had no idea...

Welcome to the second installment in my bookseller interview series! This time around, I’m chatting with Justin Souther, Senior...

There are so many things I could say about Katie Rose Guest Pryal. Our lives have intersected in interesting...

This week’s theme on my blog (accidentally, I swear…not quite sure how it happened!) is YA and adult re-tellings...

“I was an under the covers nightlight reader with a serious addiction to the books that came from the...

I’m always excited to have a new-to-me author on the blog . . . but I’m especially thrilled to...

The last time Rebecca Petruck was on the blog, it was June 2016 and her new middle grade novel,...

Julia Day’s new novel, FADE TO US, features a teen with Aspergers—and Julia’s own daughter served as her sensitivity...

Amy Dominy writes every kind of kidlit—books for teens, tweens and toddlers. She says, “Part of the fun...

I first had the good luck to meet Jill Hendrix, owner and manager of Fiction Addiction, when she graciously...

I’m excited to host Aimee Salter on the blog for several reasons. The first is that it gives us...

Like debut author Carolyn Walker, I’ve always been drawn to dark contemporary fantasy. Her first novel, IMMORTAL DESCENT, mixes...

Hannah Fielding is fascinating for so many reasons. First, she divides her time between three countries: “a rectory in...

I love having debut authors on the blog, and having the privilege of being part of their books’ introduction...

When I was growing up, I never went to sleep-away camp—but there always seemed to be something magical about...

Whenever I travel, there are a couple of places I check out as soon as I’ve checked in: The...

Each time I interview an author on the blog, I feel like I get a glimpse into the world...

I was excited to interview Melanie Hooyenga about her latest YA sports romance, THE TRAIL RULES—and I did learn...

Before I read the blurb for Amy Trueblood’s debut, NOTHING BUT SKY, I’d never really thought about wing walkers...

Sometimes I really wish I had a teleportation device . . . and February 7, 2018 was one of...

Brighton Walsh’s LONDON HALE series writing partner Ellis Leigh calls her the People Collector. Having watched Brighton in action...

One of the most exciting aspects of having this blog is the opportunity to discover new writers. There are...

Maddison Michaels' debut novel, THE DEVILISH DUKE, is the very first book she actually finished writing—so it holds a...

Both in what I read and what I choose to write, I have a great weakness for troubled characters....

Fellow Pitch Wars mentor Laura Heffernan and I first met at the Romance Writers’ of America conference this past...

I had the privilege of meeting multitalented Renaissance man Charlie Lovett when my first novel came out, at the...

When Helene Dunbar described her newest book to me, I knew I wanted to have her on the blog....

When I read the blurb of ASLEEP FROM DAY, I was struck by some of the similarities between Margarita...

Writing a novel is a challenge, no matter how you slice it—but when English isn’t your first language (and...

I’ve benefited in so many amazing ways from being a part of the Pitch Wars community…and one of them...

One of the benefits of having a blog that’s been around for a little while (even if I took...

I’ve always been fascinated by authors who write under a pen name—as well as by what it takes to...

Susan Bishop Crispell’s second novel, DREAMING IN CHOCOLATE, hits bookshelves today as a Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance (SIBA) Winter...