Author Interview Series: Writers’ Quirks Featuring Kimberly DuBoise

On today's edition of Writers’ Quirks, I'm interviewing poet Kimberly DuBoise.

Thanks for joining us, Kimberly. What are you currently working on? 
My first fiction project.

Have you ever fallen in love with one of your characters? 
No

Fair enough. What is the best place for dreaming up your storylines? 
I would say the best place is while reading other books.

Author Interview Series: Writers' Quirks Featuring Christina Yother

Today on Writers' Quirks, I'm interviewing author Christina Yother. 

Thanks for joining us, Christina! Tell us about your latest project. 
I am approaching release day for the third novel in my Hollow Hearts Series, Reconcile. I am also working on research for a historical novel that takes place in the 1940’s.

Sound interesting! Now for some quirky questions...

Have you ever fallen in love with one of your characters?
Yes! I wish I could say it is one of the male protagonists in my books, but it is honestly

Uncharted Redemption: Available Now!

Author Interview Series: Writers’ Quirks Featuring Franky A. Brown

Today, I'm interviewing Franky A. Brown, author of Julia the Secret Blogger.

Thanks for joining us for a few quirky questions, Franky!

Have you ever fallen in love with one of your characters?  
No, but I really enjoyed my characters. I developed them in my first book, Julia the Secret Keeper and in the sequel, Secret Blogger, I felt like I knew them so well, I could imagine what they would say if they were in the room with me.

What is the best place for dreaming up your storylines? 
Somewhere quiet. It would be the beach if I could go there more often, but story possibilities come to

Author Interview Series: Writers’ Quirks Featuring Charissa Dufour

Today on Writers' Quirks, I'm interviewing author Charissa Dufour. 

Thanks for joining me, Charissa! Let's get to some quirky questions....

Have you ever fallen in love with one of your characters? 
In my book Torn, a medieval fantasy, I’m completely enamored with Sir Erin Caldry. He is a ruthless man, with the skills of a true warrior. Perhaps the reason I love him so is that I know how the story ends. Though my readers haven’t gotten to see his arch, I know what it will be. And boy is he worth loving by the end of the story. I hope that doesn’t give too much away!

What is the best place for dreaming up your storylines?

It is so aggravating. I get my best ideas as

Author Interview Series: Writers' Quirks Featuring RB O'Gorman

Today on my author interview series called Writers’ Quirks, I'm interviewing medical thriller writer R. B. O’Gorman, author of Fatal Rhythm.

Thanks for joining us, R.B.! Congrats on the Suspense Magazine award for Fatal Rhythm, by the way. 

Now to the quirky questions...

Have you ever fallen in love with one of your characters?  
Not fully.

What is the best place for dreaming up your story lines? 
My bed, as I’m falling to sleep. I like to visualize my characters and dream about what they’re doing.
 
What is your favorite snack while writing? 
Buffalo wings

Author Interview Series: Writers’ Quirks Featuring Brenda S. Anderson

Today on Writers' Quirks, I'm interviewing author Brenda S. Anderson. Brenda and I were once signed to the same publisher and I've always admired her grace-filled interactions within the author community. 

Welcome, Brenda! Tell us what you've been working on lately.
My latest release is Pieces of Granite, the Coming Home Series prequel. I’m currently working on Memory Box Secrets, Book 2 in the Coming Home series.

I've got a few quirky questions for you, so let's jump right in!

Have you ever fallen in love with one of your characters? 
Oh yes! Richard Brooks is the lead character in my Coming Home series. Yes, he’s tall, dark, and handsome,

Guest Post and Book Spotlight: Aging Gracefully with the 23rd Psalm by Dr. Sharon V. King

What inspires someone to write a book about aging? Well, how about getting older—as old as you thought “old” was when you were a kid. When I was fifteen, fifty sounded really old. When I turned fifty, fifty sounded like, maybe, middle age. Oh, how our perspectives about aging shift when we’re the ones getting older! My inspiration for my new book, Aging Gracefully with the 23^rd Psalm, came from two sources: 1) my 50^th birthday celebration and

Author Interview Series: Writers’ Quirks Featuring L.N. Cronk

On today's Writers’ Quirks, I'm interviewing L.N. Cronk.

Hi L.N. Thanks for joining us! 

What is your latest project?  
I am currently working on The One I Trust – the first in a new series, which is a spin-off of my original Chop, Chop series.

Sounds fun! Now for some quirky questions...

Have you ever fallen in love with one of your characters? 
I love most of them, but I especially love Marco from the first stand-alone book in my series, entitled What I Want. Marco was

Uncharted Inheritance Book Three in the Uncharted Series by Keely Brooke Keith

I saw the cover art for Uncharted Inheritance (Uncharted, Book #3) beside the other two books for the first time today. This gives me a huge sense of completion!

Author Interview Series: Writers’ Quirks Featuring Lia London

Today I begin a new author interview series called Writers' Quirks! I'm so excited to roll out this series by featuring the fabulous Lia London. Lia is the author of the recently released sweet romance Her Imaginary Husband. 

Welcome, Lia! Let's get to some quirky questions! 

Have you ever fallen in love with one of your characters?
Does hero worship count? I suppose it’s more likely that I’ve brought the things I love into the characters, so they become