Interviews

Tell us something about your book. The basics: what’s it about?

A Draemorian Chronicle begins with a Foreword which introduces the primary narrator, Sorrownote, and the Prologue introduces the advent of the civilizations as a single tribe who are segregated over conflicted ideals. It continues as a journal written by the primary narrator who travels the land and meets with representatives of the nations. Those representatives then document 200 years of history which shed light on the development of each respective civilization. Sorrownote writes his story by preceding each of these historical narratives with his own […]

David Chauner is a two-time Olympic cyclist who turned his passion for the sport into a life career. His cycling career spans nearly forty years as an Olympic and international competitor, writer, national television and radio color commentator, international event producer and now developer of a new World Cycling League.

Set in the bizarre and little-understood world of professional cycling when American television was just beginning to cover the Tour de France, High Road by David Chauner offers insight into how cycling, and really all sports, can be affected by the desire for power and riches.

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Tell us something about your book. The basics: what’s it about?

My Life in 3 Colours is a picture book for adults. It is about Ella, a young girl who represents the child in all of us. The book follows Ella’s journey as she discovers the essence of being unique. It is a work that inspires all of us to bring out our inner child. I personally illustrated the book to make sure the illustrations were consistent with my idea and vision. The book is illustrated in a clumsy style so that everyone can relate to it and not be […]

Hi-Dong Chai, born in Korea and educated in the United States with a Ph.D. in engineering, established himself as an authority in his field with numerous inventions and publications.  He is an inventor/co-inventor of 52 inventions, that were either published in the IBM invention disclosure bulletin or filed for the U.S. patents, and author/coauthor of 40 technical papers.  He also published a book, Electromechanical Motion Devices, Prentice Hall, 1998.  He worked for IBM for 19 years in both engineering and management positions, took an early retirement  in 2007, and went to teach at San Jose State University as a professor […]

Tell us something about your book. The basics: what’s it about?

Our book, “Elliptical: The Music of Meshell Ndegeocello,” explores multi-Grammy nominated artist Meshell Ndegeocello, one of the most fascinating and creative figures in contemporary music. She’s an artist who defies labels and music genres, continually inspiring many with her profound vision. My co-author Jon O’Bergh and I cover the music from her first album “Plantation Lullabies” to her current “Comet, Come To Me.” Our intent was to capture the essence of Meshell’s music from a fan’s point of view by contemplating her musical journey that has been the soundtrack […]

Tell us something about your book, EXIT. The basics: what’s it about?

Imagine you’re lost; trapped in a maze of a place that you do not know.  It’s pitch dark, and you’re fumbling around in the blackness, hoping to find a way out.  Now imagine that in that blackness, either ahead of you, or behind you – someone is hunting you… with murder in mind.

That’s essentially the premise of EXIT.  Couched within a heist-gone-wrong, survivalist thriller, I take the reader into that realm of claustrophobic, fear-fuelled paranoia; following our heroine, Kim Sawyer, a reformed thief trying to […]