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Interview with author William R. Leibowitz

7/27/2016

Tell us about your genre. How did you come to choose it? Why does it appeal to you?

My genre is the thriller. I find that this genre is very conducive to the development of subplots and interesting characters. It also affords me a vehicle within an entertainment context to convey certain humanistic and spiritual messages to the reader that are important to me and to get the reader thinking. I like the fast pace and unpredictability of the thriller genre.

What do you find most challenging about the writing process, and how do you deal with it?

I need to do a great deal of research for my writing. This is a painstaking and exacting process. While it can be interesting at times, it also can be somewhat tiresome. I discipline myself to do it assiduously because I want my work to be credible.

When and where do you do your writing?

I write at all different times and places. Whenever I can break away from my day gig (being a lawyer) or from social or family obligations. I’m blessed with the ability to hyper-focus, so given some spare time I can write virtually anywhere.

What have you learned about promoting your books?

I’ve learned that there is no easy solution or method. You just do everything you can and hope that your marketing efforts pan out. At the end of the day, I’ve found that word of mouth is very important, as our strong reviews. Once you begin to sell some real numbers on Amazon, you begin to appear on their recommendation lists and that can be very helpful.

What are you most proud of as a writer?

I’m most proud when I go back and read certain passages that I’ve written and they have emotional impact on me. If they move me viscerally, then I’m fairly confident that others will find the passages compelling.

If you could have dinner with any writer, living or dead, who would it be and what would you talk about?

I’d love to have dinner with Oscar Wilde because he was so amazingly clever and had such an extraordinary way of turning a phrase. I’d be happy to talk with him about anything because I have no doubt he’d make it extremely entertaining.

Author Bio

William R. Leibowitz has been practicing entertainment/media law in New York City for a number of years. He has represented numerous renowned entertainers and many entertainment and media notable companies. William has a Bachelor of Science degree from New York University (magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa) and a law degree from Columbia University.

William wrote Miracle Man because of its humanistic and spiritual messages and because he feels that in our current times--when meritless celebrity has eclipsed accomplishment and the only heroes are those based on comic books, the world needs a real hero--and that, of course, is Robert James Austin, the protagonist in Miracle Man.

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Guest Post: Turning a Love Triangle into a Quadrangle

7/27/2016

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When I began planning the H.A.L.F. (Human Alien Life Form) series back in 2010, I created a female protagonist, Erika Holt, and two guys (H.A.L.F. 9, aka “Tex” and Jack Wilson). While writing The Deep Beneath (H.A.L.F. #1), I figured that I’d have a love triangle going throughout the three-book series.

But oh, how characters can foil plans! I had no idea that The Deep Beneath would end the way that it did. It’s pretty hard to write a triangle when one of the people in the triad flies away in an alien space ship!

Reboot. Book 2, The Makers.

As I planned The Makers, a new character developed. Her name is Anna Sturgis and she’s the niece of Commander Lillian Sturgis, the antagonist in book 1. In The Makers, Jack gets thrust into a situation where he has to be with Anna 24/7.

Given that Anna is the niece of his enemy, Jack wants to hate her. But it’s hard to hate someone when you’re falling in love with them.

A challenge for me with this situation is that there are fans of the first book who are rooting for Erika and Jack to end up together. I didn’t want to piss off The “Team Jerika” folks and have people hate Jack for moving on quickly to another relationship. I hope I achieved a good balance. So far I haven’t gotten any angry tweets about it. ;-)

It turned out that this unexpected relationship was my favorite part of The Makers to write. Their relationship builds slowly through time and circumstances. Their flirtations are awkward as flirtations often are. And I think readers will sense Jack’s sincere emotional turmoil as he is torn between his love for a woman he will likely never see again versus his understandable attraction to a beautiful and kind woman he spends all day with.

At the end of The Makers, readers will be left wondering what will happen to this quadrangle. Will Jack and Anna end up together despite the odds against them? Will Erika ever come back to Earth? And if she does, will she still love Jack or will she fall or the human-alien hybrid, H.A.L.F. 9?

Author Bio

Natalie Wright is the author of the award-winning H.A.L.F. series and the young adult fantasy trilogy, The Akasha Chronicles. She lives in the high desert in Tucson, Arizona with her husband, teen daughter and two cats.

When not writing, reading or gaming, Natalie enjoys geeking out over Star Wars, cool science, and other nerdy things. She travels frequently to comic cons and book festivals throughout the western U.S. where she meets readers and signs books. Natalie also enjoys international travel and snorkeling in warm waters. She was born an Ohio farm girl, lives in the suburban desert, and dreams of living in a big city high rise.

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Excerpt from H.A.L.F.: The Makers (H.A.L.F. #2)

When he woke, the sun was just north of the horizon. The sky was deep coral and lavender with bursts of gold spinning away from a few low, wispy clouds.

He felt bad for snapping at Anna. It wasn’t her fault that his girlfriend had flown away from him in a spaceship or that he couldn’t go home if he wanted to stay out of jail and off Sewell’s shit list.

“Look, I’m sorry I snapped at you. I’m having a bad day, okay?”

Anna nodded and walked toward the restaurant. Her long hair bounced about her shoulders and her hips swayed gently as she walked. The setting sun shone on her hair and made it look like it was somehow lit from within. Jack wondered what it would feel like to run his hands through it.

The parking lot was long and wide, and Anna had parked near the back. There was a huge neon cowboy hovering over the restaurant by a sign that said ‘The Big Texan.’ Another sign announced it was home to the ‘72-Ounce Steak’. Of all the unlikely things Jack had done with Anna Sturgis so far, this was by far the most surreal. It seemed like the last place Miss Spinach Salad would choose to eat. Jack looked toward the horizon in every direction as he walked and realized she likely didn’t have much choice. There was nothing but open range in every direction.

They checked in at the hostess stand set below walls filled from eye level to ceiling with stuffed heads of dead animals. Erika wouldn’t have set another foot further in the place no matter how hungry she was. The thought of her made Jack’s hurt redouble.

The huge menu nearly covered Anna completely as she read it. Jack thought for sure she’d order water with lemon and a salad. But she surprised him and ordered a Shock Top and beef filet.

“I’ll have the same,” Jack said.

The waiter carded him and grudgingly accepted the fact that ‘Steve Harper’ was indeed twenty-two years old that day and of legal age to drink the beer he’d just ordered.

Anna maintained her aloof mask. Jack wished he could reel his angry outburst back in. He hated conflict.
When the beers came, Anna began to take a sip but stopped. She held her glass up. “A toast,” she said.
Jack halted himself from taking the sip he was ready to take. He raised his glass as well.

“To you, Jack Wilson. Happy birthday.”

They clinked their glasses and each took a long draw of the bubbly liquid. It went down smooth and warmed Jack’s insides.

After they sucked down half their beer and made the bread into a pile of crumbs, the mood had lightened considerably. They made small talk about inconsequential things and got into a raging debate about which franchise was better: Star Trek or Star Wars. Jack argued on behalf of Star Wars while Anna made a passionate argument for Star Trek. The truth was, Jack didn’t care. He was just happy to learn that his driving companion liked either. Most girls he’d met wouldn’t have known the difference between the two. Heck, even Erika rolled her eyes if he mentioned Star Wars.

They stuffed themselves with French fries and steak cooked rare. The waiter cleared the dishes, and Jack was getting ready to hit the head when a horde of servers came toward them, singing happy birthday and carrying a piece of chocolate cake with a lit sparkler coming out of the top. Jack had thus far lived his life without having to succumb to the embarrassment of a whole restaurant staring at him while having people sing happy birthday to him off key. The two beers he’d downed made him chill with it.

The sparkler reflected in Anna’s twinkling eyes as she sang along with them. She smiled, and the fire cast a soft glow on her pink skin. Maybe it was the beers talking, but Jack had the urge to kiss her. It was like for a brief moment, he was living someone else’s life. If someone was looking at them, they might think the two were boyfriend and girlfriend out for a special meal to celebrate his day. Kissing her would look natural. Be natural.

If she was his girlfriend. If his girlfriend wasn’t a billion miles away.

Jack forced the thoughts of Erika down and put a smile on. The sparkler died down and the magic of its fire was gone. Anna was a business companion forced on him by the situation, and he was no more than that to her. She was making the best of it. He should too.

He dug into the gooey cake and shoved the plate toward Anna so she could eat some as well. She ate a bite. A smile crept across her face as the sugar dissolved in her mouth.

“If we keep this up, I’m going to be as big as a house by the time this is over.” She took another huge bite.
Jack answered by digging his fork into the chocolate fluff icing. It wasn’t the eighteenth birthday he’d imagined or how he’d hoped to usher in adulthood. But he figured he’d always remember it, drinking beer and eating cake with one of the wealthiest and most beautiful women in the world.

They got into the car and Anna undid the top button on her jeans. Jack laughed and did the same.
They found a cash-only hotel. Jack was both relieved and disappointed when Anna requested a room with two beds. They wormed their way into sleeping bags so they didn’t have to take their chances with getting bedbugs. As Jack drifted off to sleep that night of his eighteenth birthday, he decided that life was better when he kept himself in the here and now without thoughts about his past or his future. Without thoughts about Erika and what might have been.

In the here and now, he had spent a very pleasant evening with a woman that, as it turned out, was an amiable companion. He was now Steve Harper. Jack Wilson’s past was full of might-have-beens. His future held the prospect of going up against Croft’s men to liberate Alecto, who was just as likely to kill him as help him. With his belly full of good food and drink, and Anna lightly snoring next to him, Steve Harper contentedly slept away the last few hours of Jack Wilson’s eighteenth birthday.

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Author Interview with Adrean Messmer

7/26/2016

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Tell us about your genre. How did you come to choose it? Why does it appeal to you?

I’ve always loved horror. Some of my earliest memories are of watching horror movies with my mom. I checked out every horror book in the children’s section of my library when I was a kid. I’m not entirely sure that I ever had a choice.

I like the kind of scary that is kind of just slightly wrong. Like dead things that move when you’re not looking, seeing things out of the corner of your eye that aren’t there when you look closer, the knowledge that something is standing directly behind you and if you look… I have no idea why I like this stuff.

What do you find most challenging about the writing process, and how do you deal with it?

The writing part. And word count. Like, I’m okay at short stories, but awful at longer works. I’m really working on finding the things I can write more about.

I also have a hard time with getting time to write. Don’t we all? My toddler is basically the cutest black hole.
When and where do you do your writing?

Lol. I like the assumption that I’m organized enough to have a time and place. I usually have a few nights a week when I can do it and then on the weekends I like to fit the stereotype and hit a coffee shop.

What have you learned about promoting your books?

Dude, nothing. I have no idea what I’m doing.

What are you most proud of as a writer?

I just get really happy and excited when someone tells me something I wrote meant something to them.

If you could have dinner with any writer, living or dead, who would it be and what would you talk about?

Uh… Mercedes M. Yardley. I think I’d like to talk to her about music and fairy tales. She seems awesome and like someone that would be cool with me being weird and awkward for the first half of the dinner.

Author bio

Adrean Messmer is a horror writer living in Tulsa, Oklahoma with a tiny human she put together from some spare parts and a technowizard husband. She has a cat named after a Batman villain, and a dog who's really a magician.
When she was eight, she asked her mother to read Stephen King's It to her as a bedtime story and her mother actually did it. So, that probably explains a lot.

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Author Interview with Glen Ebisch

7/21/2016

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Tell us about your genre. How did you come to choose it? Why does it appeal to you?

My genre or subgenre is a little hard to pin down. I write mysteries with a touch of romance, although others might call it romantic suspense. I think they are actually cozy mysteries with a bit of an edge, which makes them hard to categorize. I chose the genre because I enjoy reading it, although I read much more widely than that. I think it appeals to me because mysteries are entertaining, yet at the same time they can make valuable observations about what life is like within our time. You can learn a lot from mysteries without feeling that you’ve been taught a lesson.

What do you find most challenging about the writing process, and how do you deal with it?

The most challenging thing is finding the right balance between outlining in advance and leaving room for spontaneous improvisation. I need an outline to work from because there is a structure to mysteries, which requires that the plot have clues that follow in a particular order to a definite outcome. You can’t just wing it, and hope it all falls together. At the same time, however, you don’t want an outline that is so rigid that you are afraid to make changes once you get into the writing process itself.

When and where do you do your writing?

I have an extra bedroom that doubles as a guestroom and den where I do most of my writing. I usually write in the mornings when I am most energetic, although once I am really into a book, I can write at any time of the day.

What have you learned about promoting your books?

Promotion is a moving target. With the introduction of social media, the methods of promotion are constantly changing and becoming more and more the responsibility of the writer rather than the publisher. This has the advantage of giving the writer more control over how his or her books are marketed, but it takes time away from the actual writing. It is also frustratingly difficult to gauge whether a particular marketing strategy actually works.

What are you most proud of as a writer?

I am particularly proud of several of my books, which I feel have worked better than the rest. They are not necessarily the most popular or the ones that have gotten the best reviews, but they are the ones that ended up coming closest to my original conception of them.

If you could have dinner with any writer, living or dead, who would it be and what would you talk about?

Here I want to make what is probably an unpopular choice today: Ernest Hemingway. Although he is aften reviled today for his macho lifestyle and braggadocio, I think his style of writing, especially in his earliest work such as IN OUR TIME and THE SUN ALSO RISES, was very influential on me and many other writers in the twentieth century. There is a cleanness and directness in his way of writing that expresses things in a surprisingly powerful way. Although it might be hard to get him to stop talking about his life and accomplishments, it is his approach to the technique of writing that I would most like to talk to him about.

Author Bio

Glen Ebisch taught philosophy in college for over twenty-five years, and for the same period of time has been writing mysteries, first for young people, then for adults. He has been fortunate enough to have seventeen published books.
Glen lives with his wife in western Massachusetts and now focuses full time on writing, exercise, and travel.

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Book Spotlight - Piper, Once & Again

7/21/2016

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Piper, Once & Again
By Caroline E. Zani
Genre: Paranormal Romance

Longing for something just beyond her grasp... A successful equine insurance agent living in 21st century Massachusetts, Piper struggles with relationships, patience, scents, and living in 19th century France. Follow Piper on a journey. . . through time, unconditional love, unbearable loss, unbelievable discovery, and a question of forgiveness, as she intuitively learns to see, smell, and feel the messages all around her. Only through tragedy does she begin to learn the lesson she needs to help her uncover the truth. After a teary confession from her elderly father she sets out on a quest to find the one man who can help her understand the reason she is Piper, once and again.

Caroline E. Zani is a spirit medium and author quite by chance. After experiencing a life-altering event she realized that there is more to life than she ever learned in school or church. She loves nothing more than to work with people who come to her feeling lost and broken and showing them the amazing gift of intuition they didn’t know they had. Through readings, workshops and classes she walks a path that allows her to guide others as they walk theirs. Her debut novel Piper, Once and Again was written just prior to the experiences that led her to this path and for that she is eternally grateful. She resides in Massachusetts with her husband, daughter and many four-legged friends.

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Cover Reveal: Girl from Jussara

7/15/2016

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Girl from Jussara
By Hettie Ivers
Genre: Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Romance

What if your “soul mate” was a monster? Would you embrace your destiny? Or chop his head off in his sleep?

After escaping the supernatural beast who claimed to be her fated mate, a pregnant, 16-year-old Lupe finds refuge with the Reinoso werelock pack, forging a complicated love-friendship with both the pack's charming, former Alpha, Alcaeus, and the dark and enigmatic pack doctor, Kai.

This is the story of Lupe and of how she managed to get Alcaeus and the rest of the Reinoso male werelocks so well wrapped around her little finger.

Prequel to "Slip of Fate." May be read as a standalone or as part of the Werelock Evolution series.

**Mature Content Warning** - This story contains violence, dark subject matter, strong language, and sexual situations and is intended for adult readers.

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Cover Reveal: Twelve and A Half Hearts

7/14/2016

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Twelve and A Half Hearts
By Ian Cahill
Genre: New Adult

BOOK DESCRIPTION:

Sue Anderson is a bright young valedictorian, well on her way to achieving a dream of becoming a news anchor. When her fast track to success is derailed by the revelation she has heart disease, everything is put on hold and she is forced to leave school and return home. Sue, hell-bent on not giving up on her career, makes the difficult choice of shutting off her love life and fighting the disease alone. She won’t allow someone else to feel the massive grief and anguish of loving the someone they love.

Told through the eyes of twelve characters who help to define who she is along the way, Sue moves through her twenties and thirties, pushing her heart to the limit with friends, jobs, roommates, hospital stays, tattoos and a memorable one-night-stand. Ultimately, she discovers life is about more than just surviving. And maybe the love she so earnestly rejects can’t be held at bay, even under the most unfortunate of circumstances.

Ian Cahill is an author and speaker currently living in the Midwest, where he makes his home near Kansas City with his beautiful wife and two daughters. He writes self-proclaimed “slice of life” fiction as well as exploring a variety of genres from sci-fi to romance. You can find him enjoying the simple pleasures of life: reading, writing, baseball and libations.

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Interview with author Efthalia {Phantasma}

7/13/2016

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Tell us about your genre. How did you come to choose it? Why does it appeal to you?

I’m writing in the fantasy/paranormal and romance genres. In a way these genres chose me. When I sat down to write all the story elements flowed in way that seemed right. I am also a big fan of Greek Myth so it was natural for me to pull elements from myth plus I love the ability that these genres give an author. If I want one of my characters to possess a certain superpower then it’s easy to do in these genres. I love that it gives me wide berth not only with the world building but the ability to give your characters the power to be more.

What do you find most challenging about the writing process, and how do you deal with it?

I’ve learnt that you should ‘seize the day’ as best you can. Sometimes trying to balance family life with study is difficult and it does intrude a fair bit. My own method is to make sure I have a notebook(s) or pens in my bag always. The other thing I do is, take a copy of a few pages of my MS with me. It’s amazing how many words you can get down via the old-fashioned pen and paper method. Especially when you are sitting in the car waiting for the kids to finish their afterschool co-curricular activities.

When and where do you do your writing?

I feel more comfortable at home and at my desk but I do like the change and atmosphere of a café from time to time as well as any of the local libraries.

What have you learned about promoting your books?

There are two schools of thought amongst authors here. Some say that they do very little promotion and they get the traction on sales others say the reverse. I’m of the mind that you need to do some promotion otherwise you don’t get much at all. Facebook advertising is a cheap and good way of reaching international audiences. You can isolate areas geographically and use the specific targeting in gender, age, reading interests etc. It is a great tool.

What are you most proud of as a writer?

Apart from the fact that I’m doing what I love, I smile like a loon for the whole day when a reader gets in touch and says they loved my book and to hurry up with series. That just makes all the trials and tribulations of the writing process worth it.

If you could have dinner with any writer, living or dead, who would it be and what would you talk about?

Jane Austen, I’d harass her about Mr. Darcy…drool. Then I’d suggest that she should write a second part to that story.

Author Bio

Efthalia lives in Sydney, Australia with her husband and two children. Her passion for writing was cultivated by the stories her mother told her as a child. She has an MA in Writing and is currently studying the Classics and Archaeology at Sydney University. Phantasma is her debut novel and the first in the Phi Athanatoi Series.

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Cover Reveal: Highway Thirteen to Manhattan

7/11/2016

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Highway Thirteen to Manhattan
By Kourtney Heintz
Genre: Paranormal, Suspense

His secrets almost killed her. Her secrets may destroy them both.

Kai is recovering from a near-death experience when she realizes something isn’t right. Her body is healing, but her mind no longer feels quite like her own. Her telepathic powers are changing, too. She can’t trust herself. The darkness growing inside of her pushes her to use her telepathy as a weapon.

Oliver clings to the hope that he can save their marriage, even though he was the one who put her life in jeopardy. As his wife slips further and further away from him, he becomes increasingly obsessed with bringing the man who ruined his life to justice.

The sequel to The Six Train to Wisconsin is a genre-defying tale of love and consequences. Once again, award-winning author Kourtney Heintz seamlessly weaves suspense and paranormal intrigue into a real-world setting, creating characters rich in emotional and psychological complexity.

Author Bio

Kourtney Heintz writes award-winning cross genre fiction that melds paranormal, suspense, and literary into an unforgettable love story. For her characters, love is a journey never a destination. Her debut novel, The Six Train to Wisconsin, has been on the Amazon Bestseller lists for Psychic Mysteries and Paranormal & Urban Fantasy.

Kourtney resides in Connecticut with her warrior lapdog, Emerson, and three quirky golden retrievers. Years of working on Wall Street provided the perfect backdrop for her imagination to run amuck at night, imagining a world where out-of-control telepathy and buried secrets collide. As K.C. Tansley, she writes bestselling YA time travel murder mysteries.

She has been featured in the Republican American, on WTNH’s CT Style, and Everything Internet on the radio. She has a B.S. in Business Administration from Georgetown University with a double major in finance and international business and a minor in Chinese. She received a Master of Pacific International Affairs from the University of California, San Diego.

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Book Spotlight: The Soul Knows

7/10/2016

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The Soul Knows
Desraye Halon
Genre: Spiritual, Nonfiction

The Soul Knows goes in depth explaining my own awakening, ascension, channeling, energies and self healing to help others. I was born with psychic intuition and have learned how to use my gifts to help others. I have gone through two deaths in my life and have been revived back to life to give insight to what is beyond. I have also gone through a rude spiritual awakening to who and what I am and the whole of everything. I have and still receive conscious channeled information from my higher self, angels, my guides and other higher beings. This is about knowing who you truly are from within and remembering who you are. As millions of people around the world have already remembered or awakened to who they are, but not sure where to turn for answers, of the how, who, where, what and why. This has the answers to help you, a family member or friends to know how to handle a spiritual awakening and everything that comes with it. To dealing with the mental, physical and spiritual aspects of it.

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Author Bio

Desraye Halon is a spiritual helper, writer and artist in Phoenix, AZ. She has written three books,recently finishing her newest book, The Soul Knows. She goes in depth website to give free information to all about spirits, energies, dimensions and beyond. Her intuition includes a knowing, talking to her guides and angels. She does see, hear and feel spirits and their energy. She works with energy to heal. She has some of her artwork displayed in the downtown Phoenix, AZ area.

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Freda Hansburg is a psychologist and co-author of two
self-help books, PeopleSmart - which has sold more than 75,000 copies and has been translated into ten languages - and
Working PeopleSmart,
as well as numerous professional publications. Her first novel Shrink Rapt,
is a psychological thriller with a dash of romance. She lives in the South Carolina Low Country.

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