IndieView with Jessica Levine, author of Three Cousins
Shaping the story were experiences I had in college being part of three-women friendship groups; relationships with cousins close to my age; visits to Yale and New Haven that I made because my best friend from high school went there; … Continue reading →…
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/05/02/indieview-with-jessica-levine-author-of-three-cousins/
IndieView with Joan Giannone, author of Money Moth, Death Moth
The dramatic and traumatic events and colourful, larger than life characters I encountered during my years on this Caribbean island were indelibly seared into my mind. Even while going through those disasters and trauma, I was often struck by what … Continue reading →…
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/04/28/indieview-with-joan-giannone-author-of-money-moth-death-moth/
IndieView with David A Anderson, author of The Drowners
I wanted to write about the external forces that shape our lives and how we deal with them and ultimately evolve as people. David A Anderson – 24 April 2025 The Back Flap For Aaron, this world is an unfathomable … Continue reading →…
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/04/24/indieview-with-david-a-anderson-author-of-the-drowners/
IndieView with Elizabeth Harlan, author of Becoming Carly Klein
I have a small, select circle of “beta” readers with whom I share my work-in-progress. These are friends who bring divergent backgrounds and varied experiences to my writings. My objective is to reach out to all of them and, no … Continue reading →…
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/04/21/indieview-with-elizabeth-harlan-author-of-becoming-carly-klein/
BookView with Paul Flanagan, author of The Run Downs: Book 1 – The Young Years
There were parts of the book that were emotional for me because of my own past. I’m not ashamed to say that a few parts brought tears to my eyes as I was writing. Paul Flanagan – 18 April 2025 … Continue reading →…
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/04/18/bookview-with-paul-flanagan-author-of-the-run-downs-book-1-the-young-years/
IndieView with Joan Fernandez, author of Saving Vincent
Most of the characters are real people from history. Although dialogue and motivation are made up and reflect the times they lived in, I did my best to represent people fairly. There’s no character assassination! However, I did create a … Continue reading →…
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/04/15/indieview-with-joan-fernandez-author-of-saving-vincent/
IndieView with Ursula Werner, author of Magda Revealed
The biggest struggle I had was with Magda’s voice. She spoke to me in a snarky, modern tongue, and I wanted her to have all the knowledge we have about what happened in the 2000 years since Jesus’ death, so … Continue reading →…
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/04/08/indieview-with-ursula-werner-author-of-magda-revealed/
IndieView with Beatrix Koch, author of Picasso’s Hidden Legacy
Since I love art, I wanted to create something related to it and began thinking about an art mystery involving lost artworks. Eventually, I came up with the idea of 100 lost Picasso paintings. Beatrix Koch – 5 April 2025 … Continue reading →…
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/04/05/indieview-with-beatrix-koch-author-of-picassos-hidden-legacy/
IndieView with Kathleen Somers, author of Barely Visible
I firmly believe that the experience of carrying my first baby, loving her fiercely and having no choice but to give her up, was a means of prepping me for the challenge I was truly meant to have—raising a child … Continue reading →…
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/04/01/indieview-with-kathleen-somers-author-of-barely-visible/
IndieView with Robert Steven Goldstein, author of Golda’s Hutch
When deciding which smidges of myself would go into those not-so-nice characters, I was reminded of the famous psychologist Carl Jung, and his concept of the “shadow”—the parts of us we’re not particularly fond of, and which we keep hidden … Continue reading →…
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/03/28/indieview-with-robert-steven-goldstein-author-of-goldas-hutch/
IndieView with Iris Mitlin Lav, author of Gitel’s Freedom
I try to write in a way that is accessible to readers with ordinary vocabularies, and I try to create worlds in which the reader can become immersed. Iris Mitlin Lav – 25 March 2025 The Back Flap From an … Continue reading →…
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/03/25/indieview-with-iris-mitlin-lav-author-of-gitels-freedom/
IndieView with Theresa Christine, author of The Half of It
My own uncertainty, along with imagining what my grandmother may have felt about never knowing her background, was a big part of my idea for this book. Theresa Christine – 21 March 2025 The Back Flap Tough but tender Juniper … Continue reading ...
https://www.theindieview.com/2025/03/21/indieview-with-theresa-christine-author-of-the-half-of-it/
