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Author Spotlight || Matt Micheli, Author of Scratched
About the Book Young couple Ally and Lauren move to the small town of Wyndhamton in southwest England to open a café together with the help...
Author Spotlight || James Parsons, Author of The Woken Bones
About the Book
Where were you when you first thought "I need to write this story?"
Did publishing your first book change your process of writing?
What's your favorite "bad review" that you've gotten?
What comes first for you - the plot or the characters?
More often the plot but this is something I've considered over time, and I have built up a collection of notepads and files with many characters and plots to pick from and play around with or build upon should the desire be there. Sometimes a special or unique character does seem to form in one's mind as if from nowhere as does the initial seed of a plot.
Do you have any writing superstitions?
Is there a word you find yourself using too often when writing?
A lot of authors have a soundtrack while writing. Are there any songs you had on repeat?
Do you have a favorite line that you've written? What is it and why do you like it?
What is something about the genre that annoys you?
If you could tell your younger writing self anything, what would it be?
What advice would you like to pass on to aspiring writers that is unconventional but true?
Do you have a WIP? If so, can you tell us anything about it?
Which of your characters was your favorite to write and why?
Would you and your main character get along?
Killing off characters your readers love - Risky or necessary?
Did any of your characters surprise you while you were writing?
You've watched a movie 50 times and you still aren't tired of it. What movie is it?
Which animal (real or fictional) would you say is your spirit animal and why?
Would you rather live in a haunted mansion or a cottage surrounded by fairytale creatures?
What would you say is your weirdest writing quirk?
Using only emojis, sum up your book.
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You've just gone Trick or Treating. What do you hope is in your bag?
What do you pawn off on your kids/SO/random stranger?
What is in your internet search history (researching for your book) that you would want someone to wipe if you were under suspicion from the police?
You wake up in the middle of the night from a nightmare. What was it?
What cliched tattoo would your main character have?
What movie completely scarred you as a child?
What's the strangest thing a fan (or other author) has said to you?
If animals could talk, which one would be the rudest?
Your main character is at the hardware store. What do they buy?
Which of the Golden Girls is your personality most like?
If you were bitten and changed, would you want it to be by a vampire or a werewolf?
You're riding through the desert on a horse with no name. What are you going to call it?
What are your SM links? Can we follow you and pretend we're besties?
If twitter continues, I'm there as @Parsonsfiction but also Instagram as parsonsfictions, mastodon as parsonsfiction. Facebook under James E ParsonsExiled for a murder her father committed, Brigid Cleary has until midsummer to gather what she needs for readmission to her home in the fair...
Author Spotlight || Mathilda Zeller, Author of The Revenge of Bridget Cleary
What attracted you to the genre(s) you write in?
What part of writing do you consider a chore?
Did publishing your first book change your process of writing?
What's your favorite "bad review" that you've gotten?
What comes first for you - the plot or the characters?
Do you have any writing superstitions?
Is there a word you find yourself using too often when writing?
A lot of authors have a soundtrack while writing. Are there any songs you had on repeat?
Do you have a favorite line that you've written? What is it and why do you like it?
What is something about the genre that annoys you?
If you could tell your younger writing self anything, what would it be?
What advice would you like to pass on to aspiring writers that is unconventional but true?
Do you have a WIP? If so, can you tell us anything about it?
Which of your characters was your favorite to write and why?
Would you and your main character get along?
Killing off characters your readers love - Risky or necessary?
Did any of your characters surprise you while you were writing?
You've watched a movie 50 times and you still aren't tired of it. What movie is it?
Which animal (real or fictional) would you say is your spirit animal and why?
Would you rather live in a haunted mansion or a cottage surrounded by fairytale creatures?
What would you say is your weirdest writing quirk?
Using only emojis, sum up your book.
You've just gone Trick or Treating.
What do you hope is in your bag?
What do you pawn off on your kids/SO/random stranger?
What is in your internet search history (researching for your book) that you would want someone to wipe if you were under suspicion from the police?
You wake up in the middle of the night from a nightmare. What was it?
What cliched tattoo would your main character have?
What movie completely scarred you as a child?
What's the strangest thing a fan (or other author) has said to you?
If animals could talk, which one would be the rudest?
Your main character is at the hardware store. What do they buy?
Which of the Golden Girls is your personality most like?
If you were bitten and changed, would you want it to be by a vampire or a werewolf?
You're riding through the desert on a horse with no name. What are you going to call it?
What are your SM links? Can we follow you and pretend we're besties?
Published O ctober 18, 2022 by Weird House Press A s the nights draw in and the temperature plummets, beware the witch's curse. And stay...
Author Spotlight || Catherine Cavendish, Author of The Crow Witch and Other Conjurings
What attracted you to the genre(s) you write in?
What's your favorite "bad review" that you've gotten?
What comes first for you - the plot or the characters?
Do you have any writing superstitions?
Is there a word you find yourself using too often when writing?
A lot of authors have a soundtrack while writing. Are there songs you had on repeat?
Do you have a favorite line that you've written? What is it and why do you like it?
If you could tell your younger writing self anything, what would it be?
What advice would you like to pass on to aspiring writers that is unconventional but true?
Do you have a WIP? If so, can you tell us anything about it?
Which of your characters was your favorite to write and why?
You've watched a movie 50 times and you still aren't tired of it. What movie is it?
Which animal (real or fictional) would you say is your spirit animal and why?
Would you rather live in a haunted mansion or a cottage surrounded by fairytale creatures?
What is in your internet search history (researching for your book) that you would want someone to wipe if you were under suspicion from the police?
You wake up in the middle of the night from a nightmare. What was it?
What movie completely scarred you as a child?
If animals could talk, which one would be the rudest?
Which of the Golden Girls is your personality most like?
What are your SM links? Can we follow you and pretend we're besties?
This book's title comes from the reality that - like a moth to the flame - we're all just one event, mishap, or decision away from t...
Author Spotlight || Jeff Parsons, Author of The Captivating Flames of Madness
What attracted you to the genre(s) you write in?
What part of writing do you consider a chore?
Where were you when you first thought "I need to write this story?"
Did publishing your first book change your process of writing?
What's your favorite "bad review" that you've gotten?
What comes first for you - the plot or the characters?
Do you have any writing superstitions?
Is there a word you find yourself using too often when writing?
A lot of authors have a soundtrack while writing. Are there are songs you had on repeat?
Do you have a favorite line that you've written? What is it and why do you like it?
What is something about the genre that annoys you?
If you could tell your younger writing self anything, what would it be?
What advice would you like to pass on to aspiring writers that is unconventional but true?
Do you have a WIP? If so, can you tell us anything about it?
Which of your characters was your favorite to write and why?
Would you and your main character get along?
Killing off characters your readers love - Risky or necessary?
Did any of your characters surprise you while you were writing?
You've watched a movie 50 times and you still aren't tired of it. What movie is it?
Which animal (real or fictional) would you say is your spirit animal and why?
Would you rather live in a haunted mansion or a cottage surrounded by fairytale creatures?
What would you say is your weirdest writing quirk?
Using only emojis, sum up your book.
You've just gone Trick or Treating. What do you hope is in your bag?
What is in your internet search history (researching for your book) that you would want someone to wipe if you were under suspicion from the police?
You wake up in the middle of the night from a nightmare. What was it?
What cliched tattoo would your main character have?
What movie completely scarred you as a child?
What's the strangest thing a fan (or other author) has said to you?
If animals could talk, which one would be the rudest?
Your main character is at the hardware store. What do they buy?
If you were bitten and changed, would you want it to be by a vampire or a werewolf?
Which of the Golden Girls is your personality most like?
What are your SM links? Can we follow you and pretend we're besties?
You're riding through the desert on a horse with no name. What are you going to call it?
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DEATH IS FUNNY SOMETIMES through this collection of 13 stories of horror and science fiction. Among them are… ANOTHER WILD NIGHT AT THE F***...
Author Spotlight || M.C. August, Author of Death Is Funny Sometimes
What attracted you to the genre(s) you write in?
What part of writing do you consider a chore?
Where were you when you first thought "I need to write this story?"
A lot of authors have a soundtrack while writing. Are there are songs you had on repeat?
What advice would you like to pass on to aspiring writers that is unconventional but true?
Do you have a WIP? If so, can you tell us anything about it?
Which of your characters was your favorite to write and why?
You've watched a movie 50 times and you still aren't tired of it. What movie is it?
Which animal (real or fictional) would you say is your spirit animal and why?
What would you say is your weirdest writing quirk?
Using only emojis, sum up your book.
You've just gone Trick or Treating. What do you hope is in your bag? What do you pawn off on your kids/SO/random stranger?
What is in your internet search history (researching for your book) that you would want someone to wipe if you were under suspicion from the police?
You wake up in the middle of the night from a nightmare. What was it?
What movie completely scarred you as a child?
What are your SM links? Can we follow you and pretend we're besties?
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