Author Interviews

First-Time Caller is the first book of a new series by B.K. Borison. Inspired by Sleepless in Seattle, the book follows Lucie whose love life got viral after her daughter Maya called in to the radio station asking for advice. As…

What if you need to test a series of first date ideas with your work rival to ensure they work for a dating app you are about to launch?

To celebrate the release of her debut novel, We Used to be Magic, we invited Bea Ingalls to recommend 5 romantic movies for us. We Used to be Magic follow two Brits who have a fated meet-cute in New York. With a dual POV, this…

Katie Holt, author of Not in My Book, chats whether the standards in romance novels are impossibly high or not.

Jasmine Mas on how her classic studies during college inspired Blood of Hercules and why her Hercules is a woman.

Carissa Broadbent is known for her romantasy series, Crowns of Nyaxia, is here to chat her novella -- Six Scorched Roses.

Melissa Landers, author of The Half King, discusses why "fated mates" is the best trope in romantasy books.

Mary E. Pearson, author of YA series The Remnant Chronicles, has returned with her adult debut, The Courting of Bristol Keats.

"it all created a strong desire for escapism and comfort in our entertainment."

"Because it wasn't 'fantasy with a dash of romance' and it wasn't straightforwardly 'romance set in a fantasy world' (the lack of explicit magic got in the way, there) and at the time, that made it a very difficult sell."

"And it’s WILD to me that something that takes over a year to intensively craft, (never mind all the years of work before that!), can be consumed in an hour! But it’s SO lovely that people choose to support graphic novelists, falling in…

It's spooky season and Amber Roberts is here to chat why Haunt Your Heart Out is perfect for those who prefer a lighter spooky book.

Aimée de Jongh on the challenges, but most importantly, the joy of adapting Lord of the Flies into a graphic novel.

"If a book isn’t entertaining and amusing to me, I can’t expect it to be that for readers."

Moira Buffini is an award-winning screenwriter and she is now here to make her mark with her YA dystopian novel, Songlight.