Our archive of interviews with authors, publishers, agents, filmmakers, and other literary and publishing professionals.
Author Poe Ballantine discovered the basis for his latest book … right next door when his Nebraska neighbor disappeared and his mutilated body found months later.
I knew right away I wanted try and make it into a film…
In my younger years, I did not write stories. Rather, I wrote feelings.
It’s said that the only two certainties in life are death and taxes, but I’d like to add one more: good friends who are there when you need them.
I have a shelf-full of books about the technical aspects of writing; books on creating characters, how to plot a novel, how to market your book. But it has always been author Natalie Goldberg who has brought us down to earth and made writing real in her renowned Writing Down The Bones: Freeing The Writer…
When I talk about vulnerability I’m really talking about letting down your guard. To let the past seep into you.
As a society, we’ve come a long way in our views of mental illness — yet there is still somewhat of a shame, a misunderstanding, a fear towards those who circumvent “normalcy.”
Mary Evelyn Greene’s book, “When Rain Hurts” is the story of her quest to find healing for her son damaged by fetal alcohol syndrome.
I’d never thought that someone prepared for war might be open to artistic endeavors until a writer friend of mine – a Vietnam veteran – put aside his inner demons …
In my interview with Ken Ilgunas, author of Walden on Wheels, we talked about frugality, sacrifice, dating, liberal arts and, of course, his book.
