If you weren’t aware, our author interviews now take place in real-time on our Facebook Fan Page and then transcribed here to our blog. The latest interview was done on November 10th and I apologize to our readers for the late transcription. The post is still up on our Fan page if you would like to see it as it happened. Without further ado, the interview:
Hello to all our Fans! It’s time for our Author Interview and today we have Author Harold R. Miller who is here to speak to us about his book “Thai Moon Saloon”, welcome Harold!
(Note: Nancy is relaying Harold’s responses to us as we talk)
Free-eBooks: Hey Nancy! It’s nice to have you and Harold join us here!
Nancy Cardinali: Thanks. It’s great to be here.
Free-eBooks: Your by line is: “From the Case Files of a Former Intelligence Agent turned PI” Can you explain how Harold uses his files, or what can he use from his files? Does he use some information that is classified?
Nancy Cardinali: Most of his novels are based on his case [ more ]
Please accept our apologies – we know our author interview series has been missing in the last few weeks. We were working on getting a more interactive format going on our Facebook fan page. This interview serves as the first interview conducted via this new method. Incidentally, if you haven’t been to see our new fan page yet, now is that time to visit and ‘Like’!
Stay tuned to eBookEnvy.com and our Facebook page for updates on upcoming interviews.
This week, our own Jennifer Lynn sat down and had a talk with Arlene Radasky about her book The Fox:
eBookEnvy: Welcome Arlene! We’re so happy to have you as our Author to interview today!
eBookEnvy: Our first question for Arlene who is the Author of The Fox…. is… 1. Is The Fox fiction or non, or based on true story?
Arlene Radasky: Yes, it is based on the discovery and research done on the Lindow man as seen in the book ‘The Life and Death of a Druid Prince’ by Anne Ross and Don Robins
eBookEnvy: Our next [ more ]
This week, we interview Jeanette Cooper, author of Desperate Choices:
eBookEnvy: Tell us a little about you, your writing, your passions
Jeanette Cooper: Like most young girls during my youth, my first writing experience began with diary writing. I kept a diary and wrote daily in it. It was my private world of thoughts—or at least I thought so until I discovered my siblings invading my privacy and reading everything I wrote. I was so upset, I destroyed my diary and not long after that, I began writing simple childish stories about things that I knew. When I was ten years old, I sent a child’s version of a romantic story, in my childish handwriting, to “True Story,” a magazine that printed true romance stories. I received the nicest rejection letter ever sent to me, personally written just to me. Even then, I wanted to be a published writer. I suppose personal goals set in childhood tend to seek their own destination toward fulfillment.
When my mother bought me a typewriter for my sixteenth birthday, I felt [ more ]