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Written by Editor
Wednesday, 13 June 2007
Speaking with the co-author, Taryn Simpson The Mango Tree Cafe Lauren Smith: How did you and your co-author meet? Taryn Simpson: I'm a professional ghostwriter and he contacted a writer friend of mine to "polish and punch up" his rough draft. When my friend learned it was a fictional novel, she contacted me since that is my specialty to see if I was interested. I read the synopsis and was hooked. After discussing the book with him via email over a period of days, we decided to work together as co-authors. Lauren Smith: Why did you decide to write a book together? Taryn Simpson: For me, it wasn't a matter of "deciding". I knew I had to. I felt that Alan had a diamond in the rough and I knew it would take the combination of both our talents to make it come to fruition. Lauren Smith: Tell us about this story.
Last Updated ( Monday, 05 November 2007 )
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Written by Editor
Monday, 10 September 2007
Speaking with Marilyn Meredith Judgement Fire Lauren Smith: What is your book about? Marilyn Meredith: Judgment Fire is about Deputy Tempe Crabtree investigating the death of a battered wife, trying to help her troubled son, dealing with a man with mental issues, taking part in a starlight ceremony, and regaining memories of her painful high school years. Lauren Smith: What prompted you to write on this subject? Marilyn Meredith: Every time I start a new Tempe book, something has popped into my mind as a kernel of an idea and the more I think about it, the more it begins to grow. There are several subjects entwined in this book, but one I really wanted to bring out was the reason Tempe hadn't found out more about her Native American heritage earlier in her life. Lauren Smith: What brought you to write about a Native American law enforcement officer?
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 06 November 2007 )
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