Q & A With Author
What was your inspiration to write Veil of Doubt? I stumbled onto the true story that inspired Veil of Doubt completely by accident through my work in historical preservation. I have always been passionate about history and the preservation of historic sites. In 2016, my husband and I embarked on ...
1. Is It harder as an adult to write and remain true to the thoughts and feelings of a young girl? That’s a very good question. I admit I struggled now and then with language and word choice. I wanted to capture the sound of a narrator for whom English ...
Your book “The Somnambulists Dreams” was very original. One ofthe things that I enjoyed about it, besides the story itself, was that it wasnot like other books I have read. It was refreshing to read a book sounique. How did you come up with the idea for your book?Although the ...
Your book “My life as a Bench” was very original. One of the things that I enjoyed about it, besides the story itself, was that it was not like other books I have read. It was refreshing to read a book so unique. How did you come up with the ...
You have written books for children and mysteries for adults. Do you have a preference? Not really, I enjoy writing both. The children’s stories are great fun to write, and you can let your imagination soar … the murder mysteries are also fun to write, but slightly more challenging for ...
I had the pleasure of reading your book “Rites of Azathoth”. One of the things I really enjoyed about it was how original it was. Where did you come up with the idea for this book? Thank you! I appreciate that. The idea for this book came together over a ...
1.At what age did you know you wanted to write? I am a Southerner and Southerners are born Storytellers, so I was probablyborn with the gene. However, I didn't realize it until I was in mytwenties. I studied art and started my career as a designer for apackaging company. At ...
Patricia Bernstein author of A Noble Cunning: The Countess and the Tower What literary pilgrimages have you gone on? In 2003, I tried to follow the wanderings of Leopold Bloom around the city of Dublin on June 16, 1904, as described in the novel Ulysses. I missed the Centennial celebration ...
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