Category Archives: author interviews

Q&A with Jeff Richards author of “Lady Killer” – Guest Post #authorinterview

Posted on September 27, 2019 by

“Lady Killer” by Jeff Richards Published 2019 by Main Street Rag ISBN 9781599487380 Blurb: Mitch Lovett, a recently divorced father of two, wasn’t looking for anything serious—but when he fooled around with an old friend, Dee Wynn, serious was what … Continue reading →

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20 Questions with J.S. Strange #authorinterview

Posted on March 11, 2019 by

Today on Fictionophile, I am featuring an interview with J.S. Strange, the author of “Murder on the Rocks” a mystery series debut set in Cardiff, Wales. Welcome to Fictionophile Jack! Congratulations on the publishing of your new mystery novel with … Continue reading →

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20 Questions with William Shaw #authorinterview @william1shaw

Posted on February 12, 2019 by

William Shaw, one of my favourite authors, has graciously consented to an interview! He shares some of his thoughts on the writing process, his characters and setting, AND his new DS Cupidi novel due out in May 2019, “Deadland“. F: You’ve … Continue reading →

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20 Questions with Audrey Wick

Posted on March 6, 2018 by

 Today I welcome novelist Audrey Wick to Fictionophile.  Her novel, “Finding True North“, will be published on April 12, 2018 by Tule Publishing. Here she generously shares some personal insights with her readers. Can you tell us a little about … Continue reading →

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20 Questions with Rebecca Stonehill

Posted on November 10, 2017 by

Today I’m delighted to welcome Rebecca Stonehill to Fictionophile. Rebecca has had numerous short stories published over the years, for example in Vintage Script, What the Dickens magazine, Ariadne’s Thread and Prole Books. Rebecca is the author of The Poet’s … Continue reading →

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20 Questions with Kaira Rouda (author of “Best Day Ever”)

Posted on September 19, 2017 by

I’m delighted to welcome Kaira Rouda to Fictionophile! Author of the just released “Best Day Ever“, Kaira has obligingly agreed to answer a few questions in order that you can get to know her, and her new novel, just a … Continue reading →

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20 Questions with Margaret Gracie (#Authorinterview)

Posted on June 27, 2017 by

Today Fictionophile welcomes Canadian debut author Margaret Gracie.  Margaret has generously agreed to answer my questions and share her writing journey with us. Margaret’s book has recently been published by The Porcupine’s Quill. F  Congratulations on the publication of “Plastic”! … Continue reading →

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20 questions – interview with novelist Alison Baillie

Posted on May 8, 2017 by

After reading the novel “Sewing the shadows together” and posting my review, I contacted the author and asked her if she would grant an interview for Fictionophile.  To my delight she agreed! I am SO grateful that Alison Baillie took the time … Continue reading →

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20 questions with Eva Lesko Natiello (author of “The Memory Box”) + GIVEAWAY!

Posted on December 4, 2016 by

Eva Lesko Natiello is a native New Yorker, who, by transplanting to the New Jersey suburbs, conceived her first novel, “The Memory Box“, an award-winning debut thriller. I’m excited to announce that she has graciously consented to an interview on Fictionophile. Also,  she … Continue reading →

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20 Questions with Sara Bailey

Posted on September 28, 2016 by

I am so grateful that Sara Bailey took the time to answer my interview questions.  I’m sure you’ll agree her answers are a delight! Like your protagonist, Helena Chambers, you have also returned to Orkney after years away.  Do you … Continue reading →

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20 Questions with David Young (author of Stasi Child)

Posted on September 12, 2016 by

I am delighted to have novelist David Young visit my blog today!  Author of the award-winning debut thriller “Stasi Child“, David has graciously consented to an interview. Thanks so much David! Congratulations on your three book deal with Bonnier Zaffre! … Continue reading →

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20 Questions – interview with novelist Louise Jensen

Posted on July 18, 2016 by

I just finished reading “The Sister“, so I was delighted that Louise Jensen has agreed to answer some of my questions. Thanks Louise, both for your time and consenting to this interview. F: How long did it take to get … Continue reading →

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20 questions – interview with novelist Susie Steiner

Posted on July 15, 2016 by

Susie Steiner has graciously consented to an interview! She shares some of her thoughts on the writing process, her inspiration for her great new novel “Missing, Presumed“,  AND has given me many more titles to add to my own TBR! … Continue reading →

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Guest post + interview with novelist Andrew Joyce

Posted on July 2, 2016 by

My name is Andrew Joyce, and I write books for a living. One morning, about five years ago, I went crazy. I got out of bed, went downstairs, and threw my TV out the window. Then I sat down at … Continue reading →

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“Swimming at night” by Lucy Clarke

Posted on February 25, 2013 by

“People go traveling for two reasons: because they are searching for something, or they are running from something”. Sometimes it is for BOTH those reasons. This debut novel by Lucy Clarke is a study in what it means to be … Continue reading →

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