interview
Q&A with Jo Shawyer, author of Legend of the Paymaster’s Gold
Jo Shawyer tells us what inspired her new book Legend of the Paymaster’s Gold, and her creative writing process.
Tell us about your book. How did you come up with an idea for this work? How did you come up with the title?
Legend of the Paymaster’s Gold is a story which grew out of a memory [...]
An interview Peggy Dymond Leavey
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An interview with the author of the biography Mary Pickford, Peggy Dymond Leavey, on podcast from the CFUV 101.9FM podcast Women on Air.
Q&A with Lee Mellor, author of Cold North Killers
Lee Mellor, author of Cold North Killers took some time to answer some questions about his new book, and his ideal writing environment.
How did you come up with the idea for this work?
In 2009, I was unable to work conventionally due to chronic pain. To keep myself from fixating on health problems, I decided [...]
Q&A with David Russell, author of Last Dance
David Russell took some time to sit down with us and tell us about himself, his new book Last Dance, and his upcoming projects.
Tell us about your book.
Last Dance is the sequel to Deadly Lessons, featuring Winston Patrick, a lawyer-turned teacher whose best efforts to leave behind the legal profession are again thwarted when his [...]
Q&A with John Melady, author of Korea: Canada’s Forgotten War
Author John Melady gives us insights into his new book Korea: Canada’s Forgotten War and on some other future projects.
Tell us about your book.
Korea: Canada’s Forgotten War is actually an updating of a book I wrote almost 30 years ago. It was a Book-of-the-Month Club and Literary Guild selection at the time, and a best [...]
Q&A with H. Clark Adams, author of You Be the Judge
We sit down with H. Clark Adams, a retired deputy judge of 15 years, and a practicer of law for 35. He gives us the scoop on his book You Be the Judge, where the reader gets to judge different small claims court cases. He also lets us in on his upcoming projects.
Tell us about [...]
Q&A with Gavin Hamilton M.D., author of The Nurses are Innocent
Tell us about your book
The story deals with two chains of events. The first was the discovery of a contaminant, leaching from the pharmaceutical rubber parts of medical devices (syringes, drug ampoules and intravenous apparatus) that could cause death from severe allergic reactions, or from the contaminant’s cumulative toxicity. In December 1987, this contamination became [...]
