Today, we welcome cozy mystery author. Rita Moreau! We put Rita on the hot seat with our author interview questions.
What drives your story forward in your books the most, the characters or...
I’ve begun noticing articles written about debut novelists over 50 and they are inspiring to me.
How many awards are given to those under 50 and in particular age categories? I have yet...
I’m a career writer. I’ve been writing for publication for 48 years, and I have 54 cozy mysteries to my credit, but I haven’t always written fiction.
It surprises people to learn that...
My Instagram profile lists me as a “dangerously obsessive knitter.” That’s not much of an exaggeration. I’m one of those people who packs not only my current knitting project when I travel,...
When you write a fiction series you need to keep track of a million details. What does each character look like—eye color, hair type, height? Who lives where? How far is it...
You’re reading the latest bestseller or a book in your favorite genre, and you’re happily following along with the narrative—say, a teen boy facing an apocalyptic event, or a Jesuit priest puzzling...
Today we welcome Australian political activist, public servant and author, Alan Whelan!
What drives your story forward in your books the most, the characters or the plot, or do you feel they are...
Two reviewers of my novel, The Journalist: A Paranormal Thriller, asked me to name my favorite character. I said Colette, the protagonist’s ghostly great-grandmother, and his frequent visitor. Colette was a high-kicking...
Publication Date: July 8, 2021
‘We’d heard stories about the nurses in tent seven. A secret mission, stolen money, and spies…’
In 1944, four American nurses disappeared for five days. No one knew what...
Hi there and thanks so much for having me on this great blog!
I’ve been a writer for quite some time, published since 2004 or so when I won a contest with Harlequin...
For me, there is nothing more frustrating than forgetting the title of something. Be it book, song, movie, you name it. Even in the age of the internet, it turns out it’s...
I was fifty-seven when I began writing, and the first story-words I played with were ones about my mother’s humble life. She was born almost a hundred years ago on a tobacco...