Saturday, 5 September 2020

Book Review : Darren's Death

Book Review : Darren's Death



Title - Darren's Death
Author - Dayna Scott
Genre - fantasy
Format - e-book
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The story revolves around the protagonist Naomi Carson, a castaway woman at the end of the world. She is a half breed born in the depths of Hell and persecuted by her barbarous demon family. The story is about a metropolitan city Eden with a large number of humans but here demons are not allowed to live in the city because they made things complicated. Naomi, a hybrid attracted to Ryleegh Adams who is a supporter of human and hates demons. They travel to the Eden.
What happens next? To know read this unbelievable story full of twists and turns.

The cover of the book is aptly designed and mysterious. The title is totally apt. The plot of the story is interesting, and about empowering women. It is a perfect blend of action, suspense, love, tragedy,horror and LGBTQ theme. The book is divided into 22 chapters which is readers friendly. The title of each chapter is unique. Language used is simple and lucid. Characters are well developed and described by the author. I liked the willfull and straightforward character of Naomi. Rylaigh's character is also very notable. Hats off to the author for writing such a fiction  which has everything in it that one can laugh, cry, get angry by reading this. The author has narrated the war scenes so beautifully that makes it an engaging read. The book also put some bible references to explain which makes it even more interesting to read.
Overall, a captivating read.
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Rating - 4.2/5
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I recommend this book to everyone specially to a fantasy and horror lovers out there.
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Thanks for reading.

Wednesday, 2 September 2020

Book Review : All the Broken People

Book Review : All the Broken People




Title - All the broken people
Author - Amy Rivers
Genre - Thriller/fiction
Pages - 318
Format - e-book
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The story revolves around the protagonist Alice Bennett who travelled to Jasper, Georgia to take care of his mother in law. Alice is married to Will, a southern man. Previously, Will's sister Margaret was taking care of her mother but when Alice went there to take care of Will's mother Margaret has gone to Atlanta for her work. In Jasper Alice came to know about the ugly secrets of her husband's past. Read the book to know what happens next.
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Review -
The cover of the book is aptly designed and the title is totally appropriate. The plot of the story is intriguing, different and predictable. It is a perfect blend of thrill and dark family secrets with lots of twist and turns. The author has very well narrated the dark secrets which were buried beneath small town life. She has touched almost all familiar issues perfectly. She has given a variety of stories under one story of romance, murder, mystery, history, psychology, forensics. Language used is simple. Characters are well developed. The flow of the book is fast paced which makes it an engaging read.
Overall, a thought provoking read.
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Rating - 4/5
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I recommend this book to those who love reading psychological thrillers.

Thanks for reading.

Sunday, 23 August 2020

Author Interview : Sabarna Roy

Author Interview : Sabarna Roy


Hello everyone,
Today I am going to introduce you to the author of 'Etchings of The First Quarter of 2020'


Let's start!


1- First of all introduce yourself to our readers.
 I am a Senior Engineering Professional and a Literary Author of six books and the Lead Author of a Technical Book that has been translated into eight major European languages. I am a much-awarded Author and my books have been Bestsellers and have received critical acclaim. I have been covered by all the major National Media houses including Forbes India. I have a Wikipedia page. 


2- Tell us something about your latest book 'Etchings of the First Quarter of 2020'. 


Etchings of the First Quarter of 2020 comprises a novella and a poem cycle.

The novella, in the background is a sweetly evolving dialogue between a step-father and a step-daughter, and in the foreground it is a dissection of ideas pivoted around dualism of human life by discussing literary characters like, Lolita, Humbert Humbert, Anna Karenina, and Nikhilesh; thought-leaders like Hegel, Marx, and Heisenberg; political phenomena like, the Bolshevik Revolution; schizophrenia, love as an idea, and the secret love story of T S Eliot; and ecological phenomena like, marine conservation, and all of this is done in a unique way, almost as if we are engaged in a conversation with the author, to make us realize the plurality of life and accepting it to find peace and harmony in life.

The poem cycle is an anthology of 20 sharp edged poems that excite and thrill you as you are encapsulated in the whirlwind of the confrontations between the poet and his alter-ego.

3 - You have written 6 books, please throw some light on them. 


Pentacles. Leadstart Publishing Private Limited. 2010. ISBN 978-9380154824.


Pentacles comprises one novella and four long narrative poems.

Frosted Glass. Leadstart Publishing Private Limited. 2011. ISBN 978-9381115091.


Frosted Glass comprises one story cycle consisting of 14 stories and one poem cycle consisting of 21 poems.

Abyss 1. Leadstart Publishing Private Limited. 2011. ISBN 978-9381115367.


Abyss is a full length play in two acts with an interval in between. It is essentially a crime thriller full of suspense.

Winter Poems 1. Leadstart Publishing Private Limited. 2013. ISBN 978-9382473718.


The poems contained in this collection, were inspired by the relatively mild season that prevails in Kolkata following the season of festivities, the Durga and Kali Puja, and portray myriad shades of human life.

Random Subterranean Mosaic 2012 - 2018 - Time frozen in myriad thoughts. Inkstate Books. 2019. ISBN 978-9352011988.


It is a kaleidoscope of random, yet structured to a pattern, fiction, semi-autobiographical, and autobiographical pieces, covering poems, short-shorts, opinions, observations, and conversations.

Roy, Sabarna (2020). Etchings of the First Quarter of 2020. Leadstart Publishing Pvt Ltd.


It comprises a novella and a poem cycle. The novella deals with dualism of life and the poem cycle is a duel between the poet and his alter-ego.


4 - Are all the books of same genre or different? 
All my six literary books are of different genre.


5 - Which genre you enjoyed writing the most? 
Writing conversations.


6 - Did you always want to become a writer? 
It was in July 2007 that I wanted to be an author seriously.


7 - How do you handle negative feedback? 
I keep myself insulated from praise or brick-bats. As an author, my job is to only write and write.


8 - Are you planning other books? How soon can your readers expect your next book? 
In 2021 I plan to publish a book on the Pandemic.


9 - How has your journey as an author been so far?
 It has been a learning and satisfying experience.


10 - Who is your favorite Indian and foreign author?
 Among Indian authors it is R K Narayan and among foreign authors it is Orhan Pamuk.


11. What does your family think of your writing? 
They are of course full of admiration!


12 - Any message for your readers? 
Read more books and support and appreciate and critique living authors.


Thanks for reading.

Wednesday, 5 August 2020

Author Interview : Saurabh Pant

Author Interview : Saurabh Pant


Hello everyone,
Today I am going to introduce you to the author of 'Warming Boom'


Let's start!

1.How Nature Inspire you?
Born to a city that has phenomenal natural calibre, a place that has many cultural and social essence, and later on having school education in the capital of hilly state, It has always been very delightful to stay close to nature, observe its natural impressions, and in such ways it has been a great pleasure to live out the moments of my life close to nature and enjoy its real prestige around.
What it does as an inspiring factor that it gives the calmness requires to do bigger tasks and make sure that they do get accomplished in right direction, it has made heart blissful and an experience of lifetime to save for sure, the way my house is located close to green forests on the top and the honorary lake in the lower land all coming closer as inspiration makes it sublime, and what it has resulted that it gives a clear impression to sense of purpose for which it has been an inspiring factor by many ways.
Thus the most powerful inspiring feeling these hills have given me is to stand still like a rock, be determined and execute plans no matter whatever conditions and challenge rise in front, and to stay firm, be calm and make sure that things not go to haywire situations for which I am deeply indebted to the nature around, feels blissful to have got such environment, and lets hope that it would keep inspiring me to write more and work out more bigger plans in future.

2.What was one of the most surprising things you learned in creating your books?
There are many things to learn when you write books, You have to be on the spot, you require discipline, and that's the first idea that comes to your mind as you may require plan, and if you spill it out without right accuracy, things can be very critical so that's the first fact I learnt while writing books.
Second thing that counts for an author while writing a book is to decide what would be the choice of his or her audience who would read for which Psychological and cultural understanding of the country or area to choose is vital, thus writing books It helped me a lot to understand what my readers want and how to choose it carefully.
Lastly you require a strong financial plan, an economic goal to settle, and if you can't manage things well it doesn't suit you in any ways, thus how to financially be updated and in what way it should be used was the biggest learning curve for me after becoming a writer.
Yet the most surprising element I learnt from writing works is the changes thinking process could give you and it can only do you by writing books which require a complex set of adaptation, thus it helps in giving a new thinking ideology and get settled with it.

3. As a child, what did you want to do when you grew up?
I wanted to settle in with something unique, the way it should help me to become better, and let me continue to contribute for my society.
Though before I lost vision around age of 12, I had few dreams that require vision to fulfil, but once I entered to the visionless world with students like me around special school, Things changed rapidly and so did my approach.
Thus from such point of time, I learnt quickly to write things out, practiced hard to be into the field of Quizzing, and hence it has been a great journey the person I have become today.

4.What's your working schedule when you are writing?
Usually I plan night hours to do my writing, especially when I have planned a book and wish to complete it, in the day hours its lot of hassle and I feel its more effective to do the stuff around night.
Although if I am at my home, its not a big deal, as Nainital is a beautiful hill station, gives you exact peace and harmony to work around, and the environment it possess usually helps a  lot for writing.
Thus my schedule for writing may come for 2-4 hours at a time, I don't plan big or continued hours of hard work as it can also bring stress, and its not a cake walk to plan all efforts out, Thus I set a schedule which would have some laughter, some tea session going around, and while its all on I keep working and makes it a nice mood to settle all things out.

5.What would you say is your interesting writing quirk?
As far any peculiar standard is concerned, I would say that my writing quirk mostly relates to Cultural interchange as I have been the student of History from my college days and believe in change that happens on certain basis, thus it would be a peculiar trend in my writing that I cover things that happens in the current and tries to cover them up which would show that I believe in Continuity or change debate and tries to give that touch to my writing.
To do that effectively, I choose such topic which have a common baseline in past, has been changing in recent times, and I try to locate that in what way that change or new line has come to that certain ideological pillar which gives me strength and help to decide how to cover it up in my writing settlement and make it more potent around.

6.Tell us something about your books except what is mentioned in blurb.
There are two common things you will find in my works, in which 1st is a focal point around which the entire work moves round, and second is a pattern in which each chapter would connect to other, and such movement by which it comes to effect will surely make you feel that a channel of writing has been created which is also known as 'Ring of expansive thoughts' and this is the core value by which I carries on my writing style.
There is also a symbol of essence you would be able to highlight in which I try to first bring the core topic, expands it with the main essence that has been discussed, and then close it out with the future to come which should help you to find a common methodology I obtain to make my writing equally effective.
Lastly anything than that, What you would be able to find in my writing, whether poetry, prose or research commentary that there is a sense of urgency that People should act on the problems, must help everybody realise that such issues are in existence in present, and this style to make sure that people do come to action is the core method for which I create stuff and lets hope that my writing efforts continue to come more and more.

7. In what way youre chosen works highlight the world of writing to which you have established?
There are two major ways they highlight my chosen world, in which 1st has been the direction of settled methodology which you can clearly witness as certain chosen genre follow up the work, And second is to execute plans for bigger platforms that may include my 5 GK Series and the way they have made their impact shows enough the way the works have highlighted their presence and made my world of establishments a bigger one, and together they both stand firm in their direction with my plans to future still under construction.
In this way what I give you as an author that I assure what I have done still continue to be into establishment, I make sure that the things I have planned must be brought to reality by hard work of my entire team, and what I am able to do is that I like to plan in step by step procedure that makes it an accurate journey for which I hope to continue the works around.
With that I hope that the answers are enough to highlight the world I have established, Gratitude again to Bright Zone Promotions for this 2nd interview, and I hope that by your platform I would be able to give my message to a more wider reader community and stay healthy with my quality of content, till more such efforts come, for now its cheers from Charlie...

8.Do you hear from your readers much? What kinds of things do they say?
I have my author pages online on various global stores and I keep my readers in touch not only by such pages but by constant online events decided according to the distributers and publishers where my works have been published and I must say that the responses they give are fruitful.
I usually ask them the way things that have gone through, what type of changes and new experiments they would like, and the way they express by their question session is really appreciating and make me feel that everything has gone on to the right step.
From this interview I would once again like to express them my gratitude, hope their curiosity for my works should continue, and Readers Keep reading, keep supporting, and continue to make me a better author, I am delightful the way you have made me a better author till now and hope the legacy should continue.

9. According to you, how important it is to promote one's book & is it helpful? 
It is essential in the way to let certain readers know what your book has done, as it not only let new readers count your work but also help a larger community to reach by which you can find out more reading space and it is also beneficial in the way you can plan your future efforts.
Although while thinking of promotions, it is vital that the author must know how to do it effectively, Sometimes we waste lot of money doing promotions and find it not coming to right potency, Thus it depends on the author's perspective how he or she would try to bring the promotions into effect and in what way he or she can make the most by having them for becoming a better author.
Thus they are no doubt helpful to create craze about your work, surely give you boost for larger audience to come into effect, and if chosen correctly with proper care and not misdirected then can bring great response for which choose carefully and make the most of your work around certain areas by having promotions.

10. Any suggestions for the budding Writers? If yes, then what are they?
There are few suggestions I would have for the new writers who are rising across my New Indian writing legacy, and I have one straight advice for them first of all that they don't get satisfied by a single work and feel that this is over which is not the end of the publishing industry by any means.
The writing industry is vast and oceanic in its comparative legacy and they must establish a long lasting name for themselves if they have to live the entire world out by their writing skills.
Further, I would let them know that they should explore new writing skills, multiple genres of their abilities to create such efforts, and if they are able to create, make sure that they forward that writing legacy to more rising writers which should assure a prominent growth of writing culture across our great India.
Lastly what I would like to mention that they don't get discouraged with lesser impact, few readers, or lesser global response, In early days its only sunrise, then it becomes a basking day, and then an entire day of fruitful trees, but to reach that far you would require strong commitment and don't get disheartened, If you know you are right, make sure you stand like rock on your path and carry on your legacy.
These are the few suggestions I have and with that I would like to close out this interview, My gratitude to Bright Zone Promotions for the entire Interview effort, till more such efforts come, for now its cheers from Charlie...

Thanks for reading.

Friday, 24 July 2020

Author Interview : Nish Amarnath

Author Interview : Nish Amarnath


Hello everyone,
Today I am going to introduce you to the author of 'Victims for Sale'


Let's start!

1. Did you always want to become a writer?
Nish: I was a precocious kid who grew up in different parts of India, Africa and Europe. I’d wonder about esoteric concepts like the afterlife, even when I was as young as four. I never ceased to ask “Why?” for everything. I was initially more into painting and singing. Writing found me during a particularly traumatic phase of my childhood. I was really very young then, and I was so inspired by Enid Blyton’s Magic Faraway Tree series that I just sat down to write a fantasy novel of my own! My first short story was published in a nationally popular children’s magazine when I was eight years old. A counselor recommended an IQ test for me. They found that my IQ was 136, which is about two standard deviations from the average score of 100. Education experts suggested home-schooling or special schools for me. I chose to continue going to regular school as I wanted to be just like any other kid. I wrote a series of school-based novels, and these years of writing gave me practice. When I was around twelve, I remember having a discussion with my parents about which of three paths I wanted to take: painting, singing or writing. After much contemplation, I said, “Writing.” By then, I’d visited some music directors, who’d appreciated my singing voice, and won several state-level and national-level prizes in painting and music competitions; I’d even been written about and interviewed a lot in the media for my painting and singing. So, I recall my parents being quite surprised at the outset. But writing, despite all its uncertainties as a career choice, somehow felt right for me. 


2. What is one thing you find in common between fiction-writing, poetry, music, artwork and journalism?
Nish: Well, I’m a mystic, romanticist, an incorrigible nomad and a bit of a rebel! Journalism, fiction, poetry, singing, songwriting, art and video-making merge at different levels to give me the identity of a storyteller. Telling stories through these mediums is how I connect with the external world. I enjoy birthing new characters and creating alternate realities involving different permutations and combinations of situations whose outcomes I can control as a creator of these forms of art! In that respect, being a storyteller is akin to the magic of nature.   


3. What is one quote or mantra that you swear by?
Nish: I believe in being practically idealistic as opposed to being idealistically practical. That’s my own play on words! By practically idealistic, I mean chasing one’s heart’s desires in a pragmatic manner as opposed to falling for the illusion of an idealistically practical scenario of “good grades leading to financial stability in a good office job where you can be a model employee and all that” which is essentially what many millennials of South Asian descent have been brought up to believe in. The world has changed so radically and that it’s really about taking ownership of one’s own creative and emotional learning processes to create something meaningful that can do something for someone. 


4. Describe Victims for Sale in one line.
Nish: An aspiring TV reporter fights to expose a sex ring targeting mentally challenged women.

5. We understand that Victims for Sale was picked by HarperCollins and is doing very well in India. For those who haven’t yet read it, can you provide a glimpse into what it’s about?
Nish: Couched as a psychological thriller and crime suspense novel set in London, Victims for Sale delves into the sexual and reproductive rights of women in a milieu fraught with conceptions of ‘family honor’ among many traditional South Asian communities. The practice of preserving one’s family honor at all costs is rampant among many South Asian families and communities worldwide, even today in 2020, so Victims for Sale seeks to bring to light ambiguities around the concept of ‘informed consent’ while challenging the notion of sex as a subject that continues to remain taboo among many older-generation Indians. The book also lobs a sliver of light on the challenges faced by an immigrant Indian student in the Western world, presents a snapshot of the ethical dilemmas that investigative reporters face on the field, and subtly questions the absence of concrete security measures for freelance journalists, particularly women, who go undercover in dangerous and precarious environments to unravel the truth.
 
6. What inspired you to write Victims for Sale? Is it drawn from your real life?
Nish: Victims for Sale was born out of my experiences as a journalist. While on the field, I discovered that family members of mentally challenged women were looking to sterilize them due to a fear of these women getting pregnant as well as difficulty in taking care of their feminine health. Conversations with sources included gynecologists, who cited real-life horror stories, and that set me thinking. The vulnerability of mentally challenged women in this regard has been an under-reported and under-studied topic. Additionally, I’d exposed a trafficking racket in Bahrain as a reporter for IBT Media (formerly Newsweek), and had earlier on volunteered in special schools for the mentally challenged as a pre-university social sciences student. I decided to draw upon these experiences, and my own personal growth in London, to conceive of a novel, which I felt would be an effective medium to underscore this issue and sensitize people to the realities of trafficking as well as the psyches of special-needs individuals through the chronicles of underrepresented characters.

7. What genres would you like to work on?
Nish: As a journalist and author, I’ve covered such a diverse gamut of subjects ranging from the Arab Spring and the euro debt crisis to highly technical aspects of deal flow, restructurings, loan transactions and policy framework planning to trafficking, education, gender neutrality and terrorism to romance, crime, race and immigration. Given the comprehensive space of this spectrum within which I’ve operated, it’s the story that’s most important for me, as a novelist and a fiction-writer. I believe that the genre that’ll do that story the most justice is the one that’ll ultimately stick. For instance, Victims for Sale initially went on submission as a psychological thriller. Later, HarperCollins couched it as a crime thriller and suspense novel. In all of this, the originality and realistic feel of the story, along with the authenticity of its characters, is what got the attention of a big publisher, not the genre it was categorized under.
Many traditional publishers and literary agencies are recognizing that the lines of distinction between genre fiction and multi-genre oeuvres are increasingly blurring. My foremost priority is to keep my readers engaged and happy. So, my current approach involves strengthening my voice as a novelist who specializes in complex emotions and conflict. That’s what I do best. 

8. Are you planning other books? How soon can readers expect your next book?
Nish:  I’ve just completed writing another novel, Twin Flame, which is a contemporary romantic and family drama infused with historical overtones and elements of magical realism. Love seems impossible for a Holocaust victim’s descendant, a writer whose tryst with a Math prodigy rekindles his desire to carry forward his bloodline. I worked on this novel under the editorial guidance of Larry Kirshbaum, former chief of publishing at Amazon Publishing and Al Zuckerman, founder of Writers House NYC who has represented authors like Olivia Goldsmith, Nora Roberts and Ken Follett. I signed with a film agency, The Story Ink, earlier in 2020, and I’m seeking literary representation for Twin Flame after my previous agent in New York fell sick. So, when Twin Flame will be out depends on when I find a literary agent for it. Outside of that, I have three other fiction titles on the cards. One of these is a part-financial, part-political thriller, which some readers are suggesting could be a sequel to Victims for Sale. The other is a novel that will most likely be a sequel to Twin Flame, and this novel will dissect a melting pot of issues concerning mental health, LGBTQ rights and systemic racism against the backdrop of psychic fraud, which is rarely foregrounded in fiction – this is the project I may start work on next.

9. How has your journey as an author been so far?
Nish – It has been a very rewarding one, but it hasn’t been without its challenges. I think the biggest challenge for me, in terms of breaking into fiction, was straying away from the mold of public perceptions of my work solely as a financial journalist who had published two non-fiction business books, prior to Victims for Sale. Now, Victims for Sale has done really well with the public, so this has enabled me to share my voice on many social issues at various forums, ranging from autism and media ethics to race, gender dynamics and mental health. For many years, I was in depression, which peeked around the time Victims for Sale was released by HarperCollins in 2018. On hindsight, I think it has given me a fuller range of emotional experience as a writer. As far as the publishing process goes, it’s pretty slow. Before I found representation for Victims for Sale, I attended two writers’ conferences in New York where I connected with a few literary agents and even pitched directly to publishers. During this time, I received interest from Simon and Schuster in New York, but they wanted me to Americanize my narrative. I didn’t feel that would do justice to the heart of the story, which is set in the UK. So, I shifted my focus to finding an agent who would connect with my voice as a writer. I received an offer of representation from the Red Ink Literary Agency. Through the entire process, I learned the virtues of patience, belief in oneself and indefatigable faith in one’s work. It’s sometimes really good to give it a bit of a rest and divert your focus for a while when you know you’ve tried your best. That’s how I believe I broke through the blockage. When I woke up to an email from my literary agent—a bolt from the blue—about HarperCollins’ interest in acquiring the manuscript, and the advance apportioned for it, I nearly fainted! At that time, I hadn’t even been in touch with my agent for about four months.

10. Who is your favorite Indian and Western author?
Nish: In India, my recent favorite is Janice Pariat, whose The Nine-Chambered Heart I found fascinating. The simplicity of her narratives is beautiful, and the abstract cadence of her writings is something I feel is closer to the reality inside of our own heads. Outside of India, I’m a huge fan of Jeanine Cummins. Her latest book, American Dirt is gold. She strikes a judicious blend between description, action and high emotional voltage.

11. Any message for your readers?
Nish: I’d encourage all of you to chase your dreams, even if that means being delusional. Never listen to anyone who puts you down, calls you a loser or a failure, or says your dreams aren’t practical or achievable. We may have various constraints, but let’s view them as opportunities to tap into the resources we do have so that we can build an authentic life that can be lived from a place of truth, light and love.

Thanks for reading.

Tuesday, 14 July 2020

Author Interview : Rajeev Kumar

Author Interview : Rajeev Kumar

Hello everyone,
Today I am going to introduce you to the author of 'Meri Arzoo'

Let's start!

1)      First of all introduce yourself to the readers.
I am Rajeev Kumar a budding writer and to manage my living I also work with a corporate sector. I am fond of reading suspense, thriller, and romance books in my free time. I am also a food loving person and spent my initial days working with different hotels and retail chain outlets. I feel words have so much power that it can change the path of anyone like for eg Shri Mad Bhagat Geeta It was words from Shri Krishna that Arjun was ready to fight battle against his own brothers and elders.

2)      What is 'Meri Aarzoo' about?
Meri Aaarzoo is about 13 stories which take you through different colors of life whether its happiness or sadness it is beautifully expressed and tries to bring liveliness in each and every character that anyone who reads would definitely be engaged and relate to.

3)      What prompted you to write short stories instead of a full length novel?
In a new age world where people are running behind chasing dreams and are engaged in a never ending rat race for survival pretending to be very busy. Now we see this as a trend: people instead of reading books or newspapers get their knowledge from Social Media in the form of short news short articles. Hence as a budding writer my main focus was to build a connection with the audience. Yes full length novel in my upcoming project.


4)      Are all the stories of the book the same genre or different?
Yes

5)      What is your writing process like?
I am a working professional, whatever time I get on weekends I use to write. it was not a continuous process. Some time I have to read the entire plot and again rethink the subject line.


6)      What do you like to do when you're not writing?
Cooking and reading.


7)      What does your family think of your writing?
They think it is a waste of time because instead of giving time to them I  am spending time in writing story.


8)      Who is your favorite Indian and foreign author?
Premchand, Ramamnanda sagar,  ved vyash


9)      What are your future plans? How soon can your readers expect your next book?
I will become a full time writer,  currently I have some other commitment . Currently I am writing Trishna , I think before Durga puja I will be able to complete it.


10)   What advice do you have for writers and readers?
                 Writers should not hold their emotion while writing thinking what readers like or dislike.  If we do so we are not giving justice to the story.
For readers They  have to just read and read ………….

Thanks for reading.

Tuesday, 7 July 2020

Author Interview : Zachary Lindner

Author Interview : Zachary Lindner


Hello everyone,
Today I am going to introduce you to the author of 'The High School Queens Trilogy', 'Thirst Trap', Silent Screams' etc.

Let's start!

1- First of all introduce yourself to our readers.
My name is Zachary Ryan. I’m an author based out of Chicago.

2 - Throw some light on your published books.
My books can be summed into two categories. I have my very campy caddy humorous books. Then I have my serious coming of age novels.

3 - Are all the books of same genre or different?
I like to keep them different. The themes are always the same. Be true and honest, everyone’s got things to hide. Love yourself.

4 - Which genre you enjoyed writing the most?
Honestly, I love the drama filled. I get to be nasty and mean with my commentary and the dialogue.

5 - Did you always want to become a writer?
I’ve been writing since I was 9/10. So it’s always been a passion of mine.

6 - How do you handle negative feedbacks?
Jameson and a good cry. I just try not to let it get to me because I’ll go down the rabbit hole, and it isn’t cute.

7 - Are you planning other books? How soon can your readers expect your next book?
My newest book Silent Screams just came out!!! I’m so proud and excited for people to read it.

8 - How has your journey as an author been so far?
It’s been so many up and downs, but I’m so happy and thrilled with what I’ve accomplished so far.

9 - Who is your favourite author?
Rainbow Rodwell. I’ll read her nonstop.

10 - Any message for your readers?
Thank you for always supporting my crazy ideas.

Thanks for reading.