I get inspiration from everywhere. Sometimes I even wake up in the middle of the night with an idea, so I keep a notepad by my bed. I’m a huge believer in the fact that you should write what you know. And even though I haven’t been in al...
What's your biggest secret? What's the biggest secret you've kept for others?
The Federation told me not to tell anyone, but I'll let you in on a little secret. You've probably already picked up on this, but have you noticed how I'm, like, superior to other bots in ever...
Novelist Rebecca Rhoads resides with her husband on a centennial cherry farm near Traverse City, Michigan. She is a retired registered nurse, the mother of three daughters, and grandmother twice over. When not writing novels, she paints and writes poetry. Her favori...
Poppy Minnix's MY SONG'S CURSE, about a demigod and a siren who can't seem to stay away from one another; forging a relationship could be their downfall and they should be focused on saving humanity.
Kara Cargill is a stay at home mom of two who always provide her with inspiration for her books. When she’s not immersed in the world of fiction she can be found playing with her kids, learning to build fires and cook in Dutch Ovens with her husband, or hanging out wit...
What did you have for dinner? Did you go out, or eat in? Alone or in company?
Being a tractor, I usually eat whatever the farmer gives me. Oil. Diesel. Those are my staples. My favorite thing to eat is corn! Don’t tell the farmer, but sometimes, when he leaves me parked...
When writing, I often consider how a single story helped me through a bad day at school (high-school was a special kind of torture) or an unpleasant situation at home. The distraction that fiction provides has always been an excellent motivat...
I find inspiration in everything. But, honestly, music is a huge inspiration for me. I LOVE country music, and whether it's a song title or a lyric from a song, there is always something to be found in music that can be used as inspiration t...
I was telling stories from a very young age. Even before I could write for myself, my mom would write my stories down for me. As I got older, I wrote a lot of stories, but had a hard time getting around to finishing them. We mov...
I always liked to write as a child but never thought of pursuing it as a career. I continued to create stories while working as a teacher and became part of a writing/critique group which led me to learn about SCBWI and publishing opportu...
