Today I would like to welcome you all to indie author Hazel West of urban fantasy, YA, and much more. First, her book's synopsis, and then the interview! Book Synopsis: Six months after Ciran defeated King Lorcan and instigated a peace treaty between the High Court of Ireland and the Goblin realm, things have been slowly … Continue reading Interview with author Hazel West
Today I would like to welcome you all to indie author Rachael Ritchey! You may remember my review of her debut novel The Beauty Thief last year. Well, her second novel in the Chronicles of The Twelve Realms series is finally released this week! And I'm very happy to be a part of her Blog Tour to … Continue reading Interview with Historical Fantasy author Rachael Ritchey
I was invited over to Cathleentownsend’s lovely blog today for an interview. 🙂
This week’s guest is E. Rawls, who dwells in imaginary worlds, and dreams of becoming an epic swordsmaster, learning how to ride a wild dragon, mastering the art of drawing, painting, and to one day fluently speak Tolkien’s language of the Elves. Rawls lives off of chocolate, iced coffee, good humor and fantasy, and is a Speculative Fiction, Epic Fantasy, Steampunk and YA Christian author in the making: taking readers to other worlds and inside the lives of unique, interesting characters. Her stories are character-driven, speckled with comedy, surviving tragedy, slice-of-life and perseverance.
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Hi, Cathleen! Thank you for inviting me here on your lovely website. I look forward to your questions.
My first question for you is: What is the single most important quality in a novel? In other words, what must an author do to win you over?
For me that would be character development. No matter how much action is going…
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