Tag: Author Interviews
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Author Spotlight – Ashe Armstrong
Ashe Armstrong grew up watching and reading about adventures and having horrible nightmares. That last part may not seem relevant, but it is. He liked monsters ... -
Interview with Nicholas Eames (BLOODY ROSE)
Nicholas Eames was born to parents of infinite patience and unstinting support in Wingham, Ontario. Though he attended college for theatre arts, he gave up acting ... -
Author Spotlight – Tasha Suri
Tasha Suri was born in Harrow, North-West London. She studied English and Creative Writing at Warwick University, and now lives in London where she works as a ... -
Author Spotlight – Allan Batchelder
Allan Batchelder is a professional actor, educator and former stand-up comedian. In addition to Steel, Blood & Fire, he’s also written plays, screenplays, online articles, dialogue ... -
Author Spotlight – James Eggebeen
James A. Eggebeen has published seven novels since 2011. He began writing at a young age, but it was only after he was disillusioned by a college course ... -
Interview with Jane Yolen (FINDING BABA YAGA)
Jane Yolen is the author of over 365 books. She has written an incredible range of stories, from children’s picture books through young adult and middle ... -
Author Spotlight – Jamie Davis
Jamie Davis is a nurse, retired paramedic, author, and nationally recognized medical educator who began teaching new emergency responders as a training officer for his local ... -
Interview with K.V. Johansen
I’m so pleased to welcome K V Johansen to the Hive today. I’ve been a fan of her Gods of the Caravan Road before it had ... -
Interview with Pat Cadigan
Pat Cadigan is the undisputed Queen of Cyberpunk. Her short story Rock On was featured in Bruce Sterling’s movement-defining Mirrorshades anthology (1986), and her novels Synners ... -
Interview with RJ Barker (THE WOUNDED KINGDOM)
Warning: this interview contains spoilers for the Wounded Kingdom trilogy! RJ Barker lives in Leeds with his wife, son and a collection of questionable taxidermy, odd ...
