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Kirk Jones #interview

Check out Tracy's @tracy_reads79 latest author #interview with Kirk Jones @bizarrojones "The faster our society moves, the more likely we are to overlook the potential for technologies we leave behind."

Kirk Jones (k3rk Dʒoʊnz): 1. English Director of Nanny McPhee 2. “Sticky Fingaz,” rap artist and actor who played Blade for the television series 3. Canadian who survived a dive over Niagara Falls … only to return and pass upon his second attempt. 4. Boring white author of Uncle Sam’s Carnival of Copulating Inanimals (Eraserhead Press, 2010), Journey to Abortosphere (Rooster Republic, 2014), Die…

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Interview with Craig DiLouie

#Interview with @CraigDiLouie about his writing and his new #horror book ONE OF US.

Craig DiLouie is an acclaimed American-Canadian author of literary dark fantasy and other fiction. Formerly a magazine editor and advertising executive, he also works as a journalist and educator covering the North American lighting industry. His fiction has been nominated for major awards, optioned for screen, and published in multiple languages. He is a member of the Imaginative Fiction…

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"Train Thoughts" Book Review & Author Interview with Jay Sigler

“Train Thoughts” Book Review & Author Interview with Jay Sigler

“Train Thoughts” the title enough could pique one’s interest. It causes readers to question what terminology of “train” the author is implying. Is he referring to a locomotive? Or is he indicating how one can train their thoughts? Due to the versatility within these pages, there is no wrong answer.

Upon seeing the cover, its image hints that a train will set the stage. But, as one reads, the…

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Interview with Keith Deininger

Interview with Keith Deininger

Tell us about your publishing journey…

The first story I remember writing was in 3rd grade, about a kid who wakes up to discover everyone is missing and he is totally alone.

Man, what does that say about the kind of kid I was?

When I was a senior in high school, I entered a story in a science fiction writing contest, won first place, and received my first $100 as a writer along with a vigorous…

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Interview with Toby Tate

Interview with Toby Tate

Tell us about your publishing journey…

I’ve always loved to read. At the dinner table, mom would make me put my books away and I would end up reading all the labels on the condiment jars and ketchup bottles. By the time I was twelve, my cousin and I were publishing our own magazine, a knock-off of Famous Monsters of Filmland.

I really loved Ray Bradbury and this new guy named Stephen King, so I…

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Interview with Luke Walker

Interview with Luke Walker

Tell us about your publishing journey…

It was a rollicking roller-coaster ride complete with twists, turns, double agents and hot dames with gams that wouldn’t quit. Not to mention the car chases, explosions, global conspiracies, black helicopters, alien invasions and a sceptical FBI agent sent to spy on me who became my closest friend and confidante. Oh, wait. That was something else.

Like most…

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