Category Archives: Author Interviews
Following Your Calling to Write: An Interview with Gregg Levoy, author of Callings
A calling to write is an urging from the deep self telling you the life course correction to make to align with your purpose. It’s a message to change your life. Continue reading
Traditional vs. Self-Publishing? Literary Agent Shares Pros and Cons by Alissa Lukara
Publishing is reinventing itself. The good news for authors considering traditional and self-publishing options to publish books in this fast-changing arena is that choice is their operative word. Continue reading
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More Insights on Writing a 4 Novel Series: Elizabeth Cunningham on Writing Red-Robed Priestess and The Maeve Chronicles, Part 2
In Part 2 of the interview on writing Red-Robed Priestess, author Elizabeth Cunningham discusses research, voice, balancing writing and life, theme, and overcoming rejection. Continue reading
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Insights on Writing a Four Novel Series: Elizabeth Cunningham on Writing Red-Robed Priestess and The Maeve Chronicles, Part I
In Part I of this interview, Elizabeth Cunningham covers writing her latest novel, Red-Robed Priestess, the last of the 4 book Maeve Chronicles. She reveals how the character of Maeve developed, facing the challenges of writing about controversial and challenging subjects and how she made the decision to write not just one, but 4 books about Maeve, the Celtic Mary Magdalen. Continue reading
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