Today’s guest, Heena Rathore P., is a 25-year-old crime & thriller author and an international book reviewer. She’s an introvert, a thinker, a neat freak, a voracious reader and a GSD-lover. Apart from writing and reading, she loves doing all…
Monthly Archives: May 2016
Interview with Heena Rathore P.
Tagged with: author interview, crime, Heena Rathbone P., thriller, writing advice
Posted in Author Interviews
Posted in Author Interviews
Why I Write
I write. It’s an impulse born from the need to escape overwhelming sorrow, but it’s become much more. Writing expresses my rage at the gap between what the world is and what it should be, at the short-sighted selfishness that…
Posted in Reflections
Book Tag–The Who, How, What, Where, and When of My Reading
Beaton chose me in the This and That Book Tag, and I thought I’d thank him and answer this one. It looks fun. 🙂 Would you rather read in bed or on the couch? Most of my reading happens propped…
Interview with D. Wallace Peach
Today’s guest is the lovely Diana Peach, whose blog, Myths of the Mirror, I highly recommend. Welcome to the Beauty of Words, Diana. Thank you, Cathleen, for the opportunity to talk about writing on your blog. I can do that…
Tagged with: author interview, D. Wallace Peach, Eye of Blind, Eye of Fire, Eye of Sun, fantasy, Myths of the Mirror, Sunwielder, The Bone Wall, the Melding of Aeris, The Sorcerer's Garden
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Posted in Author Interviews
Interview with Christopher Fielden–Author and Contest Judge
I made Christopher’s online acquaintance in an unusual way. He was a contest judge at Thinkerbeat where I submitted a story. It was accepted, so that part’s a happy ending, but the real thing that made this experience unique was the…
Tagged with: author interview, Christopher Fielden, contest judge, Thinkerbeat
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Posted in Author Interviews
Clichés Can Be Surprising
As part of my continuing quest to publish, I entered the Thinkerbeat Shorty contest. And I snagged a bronze in the March Shorty Competition, which is certainly helpful for my writer’s ego. In addition, I had a great online conversation with…
Cathleen Townsend 