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[...] Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little about your background nationality / ancestry? Karl Wiggins:  [...]

[...] Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little about your background nationality/ancestry?  Anabelle: I [...]

[...] Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little about your background nationality/ancestry? Andy:  [...]

[...] Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little about your background nationality/ancestry? Karynne:   [...]

Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little about your background, and your nationality? Camille: My full name is Camille Adelina Sanzone…that sh [...]

Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little about yourself? Paul: Of course! However, I should first point out that the video intro means so much m [...]

Captain Joe’s Interview with Jana Petken author of the remarkable: “The Guardians of Secrets.” Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little ab [...]

Cap’n Joe: Hello, everyone. I’d like to welcome, upcoming new author, Sheila Bliss. Is Bliss your real last name? Sheila: Hi Joe. Thanks for all [...]

[...] that is a challenge. Still awake glass-eye? Cap’n Joe: When you finished your debut novel, how did you feel? James John Loftus:  Satisfied.  Scared.  I wondered [...]

[...] ;s where part of my book trailer was filmed, too. Cap’n Joe: When you finished your debut novel, how did you feel? Bekki Pate: I think in my head it will never be finished – I [...]

[...] forever in trouble for having my nose in a book.  Cap’n Joe: When you finished your debut novel, how did you feel? Anabelle: Exhilarated and petrified at the same time. Now I had to send my [...]

[...] a medical emergency evacuation from Nigeria?  Cap’n Joe: When you finished your debut novel, how did you feel? Andy: I guess a form of relief would be my first thought. I’ve [...]

[...] ’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little about your background nationality / ancestry? Karl Wiggins: I’m British. Born on the South coast of England, which I think accounts for my [...]

[...] Captain Joe’s Interview with Jana Petken author of the remarkable: “The Guardians of Secrets.” Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a [...]

Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little about your background nationality/ancestry?  Anabelle: I was born to read and forever in troub [...]

Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little about your background nationality/ancestry? Andy: Originally from Swansea, Wales, UK, I a [...]

Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little about your background nationality/ancestry? Karynne:  I was born and raised in Berlin, Ge [...]

Cap’n Joe: Can you tell my readers a little about your background nationality/ancestry? James John Loftus:  Joe, I am very glad you asked [...]

[...] mechanics are a breeze. Cap’n Joe: With the number of hours spent writing, did your family members support you or complain about the time spent away from them? Anabelle: I’m sorry I can& [...]

[...] 450 pages. Cap’n Joe: With the number of hours spent writing, did your family members support you or complain about the time spent away from them? Andy: No, my family members had [...]

[...] on in this interview. Cap’n Joe: With the number of hours spent writing, did your family members support you or complain about the time spent away from them? Karynne: In my corporate [...]

[...] stories.   Cap’n Joe: With the number of hours spent writing, did your family members support you or complain about the time spent away from them? James John Loftus: From time [...]

[...] was no escaping the world. Cap’n Joe: Did you use friends or family members as Beta readers for your debut novel, if so who? Anabelle: No. Nobody’s a betta’ reader than [...]

[...] or back home on my Mac. Cap’n Joe: Did you use friends or family members as Beta readers for your debut novel, if so who? Andy: Yes, my mother is a very fast reader and she [...]

[...] should have done this much earlier. Cap’n Joe: Did you use friends or family members as Beta readers for your debut novel, if so who? Karynne: I only let my sister read it while I was [...]

[...] and have a beer but not too often. Cap’n Joe: Did you use friends or family members as Beta readers for your debut novel, if so who? James John Loftus: I tried, but my family and friends aren& [...]

[...] over all the whining in the background here.  Cap’n Joe: Did writing your first novel benefit you in any way and if so, how? Anabelle:  It was the ultimate validation that I could, [...]

[...] fresh recollections to include in my manuscript. Cap’n Joe: Did writing your first novel benefit you in any way and if so, how? Andy: Yes, it benefitted me by keeping me quiet, [...]

[...] ;I am sorry but I have to get back to my guys now.” Cap’n Joe: Did writing your first novel benefit you in any way and if so, how? Karynne: It made me realize that I had suppressed my [...]

[...] book so you stay up and write after everyone is asleep. Cap’n Joe: Did writing your first novel benefit you in any way and if so, how? James John Loftus:  I earned some money.  Not too [...]