Interview with author, James Morris

James Morris | wearewordnerds.com

Happy Friday, yall!  Hope you all had a great week and are ready to kick off this weekend! It has been another super busy week here at home wearewordnerds headquarters, that’s for sure! Cataloging new books, photography, and some general organization have been keeping me so busy. And then, of course, life has a way of conveniantly sending Mr Murphy over, just when you are busiest, to throw a wrench into the plans.  REGARDLESS! One of the things I wanted to start doing a little more of was AUTHOR INTERVIEWS,…

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Interview with author, Valynne Maetani

Valynne Maetani | wearewordnerds.com

Happy Wednesday, yall!  Hope you all are having a great week. It has been super busy here at home   wearewordnerds headquarters, that’s for sure! Bought a new dining set and somehow rearranging that one room has destroyed my house! Imma be forever cleaning this mess up!  Also, I may have picked up about 300 books this week. *shrugs* It happens. #yardsaleseason #ThatsAllImSayin ANYHOO…. On to the show! (I mean interview….) Interview with author, Valynne Maetani ABOUT YOU: What inspired you to write your first book & what was it? Tell…

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Two questions with Author Tracy Holczer (Guest Post / Blog Tour)

What was the easiest scene to write? What was the most difficult? The end of Chapter 3 called Just Like That was the scene that came easiest. I remember that one flowing easily as I tried to follow what naturally came next in Grace’s story. At the time I wrote this scene, I had no idea where I was going or what, exactly had happened to Grace’s mother. I didn’t know what part, if any, Grace played in her mother’s death. So the story questions that came out in that…

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Author Interview: M.D. Waters

Happy Tuesday, folks!  I hope you are having a fantastic week, like I am!  Someone may, or may not, have gotten their tax monies back. If said someone DID get said monies; they may, or may not, be fighting a losing battle against a book binge. Allegedly. #ThatsAllImSayin  Today is not about my, err… “someone’s” fantastical shopping excursions, no no… I am here today to share an interview with you!  I got to interview author M.D. Waters about her new book, Archetype!   This is so exciting for me!  I love…

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#BunnyTalks (Ep 04) with Laura Bickle

This week, Bunny interviews YA Author: Laura Bickle about her career and her newest novel – THE OUTSIDE, the second book in the HALLOWED ONES series!!

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Dealing with Piracy

Since one of my Indie friends is now facing this problem, I thought it would be a great post for the site! What do you do when you find your book being shared illegally online?! No matter what your occupation is, if it’s digital, there is a huge chance you’ll  find yourself staring at pirated files of your work at some point.   Piracy stinks, but it’s everywhere.  So what should you do if you find your book being shared? The best route, is to file a DMCA notice.   But to…

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KC Hilton

Author Bio: KC Hilton KC Hilton was born and raised into a large family in Aurora, Illinois.  She has always been an adventurous reader, and her love for books and reading followed her into adulthood. KC Hilton moved to Kentucky where she eventually married and raised a family of her own.   She is a prominent business woman in her community, as well as being an entrepreneur, budding photographer, and author. The Magic of Finkleton (Createspace) is KC’s first children’s book and the first in the Magic of Finkleton series.   Book…

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Amanda Kyle Williams

Author Bio: Amanda Kyle WIlliams Amanda Kyle Williams has contributed to short story collections and as a freelance writer for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She worked as a house painter, a property manager, a sales rep, a commercial embroiderer, a courier, a VP of manufacturing at a North Georgia textile mill, and owned Latch Key Pets, a pet sitting and dog walking business. She also worked with a PI firm in Atlanta on surveillance operations, and became a court-appointed process server. “We do what we have to do to buy the…

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Cassandra Clare

Author Bio: Cassandra Clare Cassandra Clare was born to American parents in Teheran, Iran and spent much of her childhood travelling the world with her family, including one trek through the Himalayas as a toddler where she spent a month living in her father’s backpack. She lived in France, England and Switzerland before she was ten years old. Since her family moved around so much she found familiarity in books and went everywhere with a book under her arm. She spent her high school years in Los Angeles where she…

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