I did an interview yesterday with Kathleen Valentine. You can read it here. She discussed a wonderful detail about her childhood: storytelling in the family setting. Is that as common nowadays as it used to be? I suspect not. If you remember, pry your child loose from his Xbox and tell him a story.
Category: indie authors
Indie Author Interview: Noah Mullette-Gillman
I just posted an interview I did with Noah Mullette-Gillman, author of Luminous and Ominous. You can read it here. Anyway, Noah used to live down under (is that supposed to be capitalized?). Coincidentally enough, my sister-in-law just married an Aussie and has moved south of the equator. Time to start stockpiling pennies for airplane tickets.
Indie Author Interview: Jason Krumbine
The Russians refer to him as the Krumbinovich. He’s owned a Wii. He eats Twinkies. In short, he’s an indie author with his base of operations in the old stomping grounds of Ponce de Leon (Florida, for those of you who don’t remember that year in school). Jason Krumbine. Read the interview here.
Indie Author Interview: Alberta Ross
I just put up an interview with Alberta Ross, traveler, gardener and writer extraordinaire. Plus, she’s British, so that automatically makes me think of crumpets, fresh strawberry jam and clotted cream. I’m feeling hungry. Click on over for an excellent interview.
Indie Author Interview: JR Tomlin
I just posted an interview with the talented JR Tomlin. I forgot to ask whether or not she plays bagpipes. The dad of a good friend of mine from childhood days used to play the bagpipes. He’d march up and down inside their house, wailing away like the banshees of Hell itself. Looking back, I realize now that he definitely wasn’t Chieftains material. However, their house was suspiciously free of mice.