Author: Sociology Group
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Interview with Femi Martin: The Writer Behind Author of Life and Jesus: The Egypt Years
Author Bio: Femi Martin lives in the United Kingdom with his family, including four children and stepsons. A committed Christian, he writes faith-centred fiction to draw readers to Christ and to honour God. His works include Author of Life: Birth of Life, Jesus: The Egypt Years, and No Ratulent in Ratatatuvue. Although he first imagined…
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Interview: Aaron Poochigian on Four Walks in Central Park
Aaron Poochigian is a poet, classics scholar, and translator who lives and writes in New York City. His many translations include Stung with Love (Penguin UK) — a translation of Sappho, and Marcus Aurelius’ “Meditations” (forthcoming from W.W. Norton). His work has appeared in such newspapers and journals as The Financial Times, The New York Review of Books, and Poetry…
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Interview: Pekka Harju-Autti on LoveVortex and Drakor’s Curse, Dreams, and Making Peace with Nature
About Author: Pekka Harju-Autti is a ministerial advisor, entrepreneur, and novelist. He founded environmental initiatives Envirate and TreebuddyEarth, which focus on global awareness and tree planting. His debut novel, LoveVortex and the Drakor’s Curse, is inspired by a vivid dream and set in the Andaman Islands of 1751. The book explores mortality, fear, and the…
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Words That Heal: An Interview with Jennifer Francis, Author of I Am Me
Jennifer Francis is an author, artist, and advocate whose debut children’s book, I Am Me, is transforming the way young girls—especially Black girls—see themselves. Rooted in affirmations and empowering definitions, her work celebrates identity, builds confidence, and sparks meaningful conversations in homes, schools, and communities. Through her creativity and advocacy, Jennifer has built not just…
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Breaking Cycles: An Interview with Claudette Fette, Author of No Saints Here
About the author: Claudette Fette is an accomplished occupational therapist, educator, and advocate. She began as a teenage mom with limited knowledge, skills, or resources, while her son Aaron, needed a much higher skill set. Still, even when he left for the streets at fifteen, after years of school failure, ineffective therapies, and an abusive…
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An Interview with Peter Lamont: Author of Radical Thinking
Peter Lamont is a Professor of History and Theory of Psychology at the University of Edinburgh, and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. His previous five books, and many articles, have been on a variety of curious topics, such as magic, belief, wonder and critical thinking. He is also a former professional magician and…