Let’s welcome J.J. Fischer (Jasmine), a Christy award winner for her book Memoria, to our blog. Can you tell us something about you we may not know? Ooh, good question. You may not know that writing/editing is not my first career. Though English literature and creative writing was my first-ever degree, I originally trained in …
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Narelle here. I’m delighted to welcome Stephanie Landsem to our blog today and share an interview plus my recommendation for her new book, The Fault Between Us, that’s releasing on November 4, 2025. What inspired this story? Since my parents lived in Yellowstone at the time, I’ve heard stories of the Hebgen Lake Earthquake all my life …
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Today we welcome O.R. Sykora (Olivia) to our blog to talk about her new release. Son of the Mountain King out now. Can you tell us something about you we may not know? I spent my teenage years as a missionary kid in Romania. My parents had been asked to help direct a Bible school and …
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Narelle here. I’m delighted to welcome Robin W. Pearson to our blog today and share an interview for her new book, The Stories We Carry, that’s releasing on October 7, 2025. What inspired this story? When my peeps and I read The Count of Monte Cristo, I became fascinated with the idea of righteous vengeance. Here was …
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Today I’m sharing an author interview with Jill Kemerer and my recommendation for her new writing resource book – Creating a Writing Life: Encouragement and Advice for Authors. What inspired you to write this book? My journey to publication was long and filled with potholes. I felt like I learned everything the hard way. I …
Narelle here. I’m delighted to welcome Michelle Shocklee to our blog today and share an interview for her new book, The Women of Oak Ridge, that’s releasing on September 9, 2025. What inspired this story? I grew up in Santa Fe, NM, not far from Los Alamos, the site where the first atomic bombs were made. Despite …
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Narelle here. I’m delighted to welcome DiAnn Mills to our blog today and share an interview plus my recommendation for her new book, Canyon of Deceit, that’s releasing on September 9, 2025. What inspired this story? I love adventure. The idea of a woman who specialized in wilderness survival techniques appealed to my curiosity and imagination. What …
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Narelle here. I’m delighted to welcome Roseanna M. White to our blog today and share an interview plus my recommendation for her new book, The Collector of Burned Books, that’s releasing next week on July 15, 2025. What inspired this story? A couple years ago, I read a nonfiction book called When Books Went to War, all …
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Narelle here. I’m delighted to welcome Jenelle Hovde to our blog today and share an interview plus my recommendation for her new book, No Stone Unturned, that’s releasing on July 15, 2025. What inspired No Stone Unturned? While researching Regency-era settings, I stumbled across the archaeological ruins of Bignor, England, and was immediately enchanted. A sleepy pastoral …
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Narelle here. I’m delighted to welcome Janice Cantore to our blog today and share an interview plus my recommendation for her new book, Every Deadly Suspicion, that’s releasing next week on March 4, 2025. What inspired Every Deadly Suspicion? I have always been fascinated with the rich gold-rush history in California. On YouTube there’s a channel called …
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