Most Recent Author Interviews

1958. The time of greasers and lettermen jackets. The time a bottle of Coke was a nickel. It’s a tale as old as time—a pretty girl, popular, of course, and an invisible boy. Usually these stories end in high school. Each person goes on, never... (more »)

Jermichael Finley’s New Look April 3, 2013 GREEN BAY, WI— Jermichael Finley has been absolutely horrific over the last three years. He is currently in fourth place for drop percentage at 10.9%. He also places in the top ten for drops... (more »)

Who are you, who am I? Who am I next to seven billion people in this world? Although I’m Felix Perez I really feel like number 457,892.Thats the number I was given when I entered this world 18 years ago. I was given this number so that the... (more »)

June 2006. My big brother Andrew and I went to the dirt bike park by a pond that not many people went too. I was 9 ½ and he was 11. I always wanted to go to one, but was scared because I didn’t know how to ride without training wheels. I... (more »)

A sharp, blistery pain erupted in my chest and ended in the middle of my back. The excruciating pain of blood gushing from my chest, feeding the hungry grass beneath my feet, made me gasp. While I collapsed, the world went dim and I started to... (more »)

Is it just me or is the world we live in going to come to an end soon? I mean there have been a lot of natural disasters and all these civil wars such as the one in Libya and the current one in Syria. Nah, probably not, I mean we don´t have the... (more »)

If I do become the writer I dream of being. I want my books to be viewed around the world, typed in different languages, all with a different covers. i want to see my books in school libraries read for generations to come, I want to see people... (more »)

looking at your cover it reminds me of hippies, or a lava lamp. With your floral pattern, the blues, greens, and more. when I look at you i think what if I hadn't have seen you at target where would you be? In the hands of some little... (more »)

   Born Marguerite Johnson in 1928, Dr. Maya Angelou survived a segregated, violent childhood in Arkansas and left for a life lived around the world. Talented in dance and music, a civil rights crusader and professor, Dr. Angelou is best known... (more »)

Having written four books, Dana Reinhardt is no stranger to the writing process. She currently lives and writes in San Francisco. I was lucky enough to interview her about her experiences. In her newest novel, The Things a Brother Knows, a teenage... (more »)