Author: Sociology Group

  • Interview: John Morrison on The Perfection of Fish

    J.S. Morrison has lived in the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East, and visited Asia, Africa, South America, and Antarctica. He contributed to an anthology and optioned two original screenplays before deciding to write a near-future novel about genetic engineering. The author meant it to be a dire warning to humanity, but his sense of…

  • A Poet’s Perspective: Calvin Shaw on Life, Love, and Writing

    Calvin is a gifted poet and writer who was one of the top finalists in the Unheard September Poetry Contest 2022. He has contributed his work to books like My Unheard September, The Silver Lining of Heartbreak, and has been part of the Wingless Dreamer community. With many poetry submissions to his credit, Calvin is…

  • Interview with Melissa Widmaier, Author of Realm of Light Series

    Melissa is an editor with a heart for wide, open spaces. When not manipulating words, she can be found camping with a camera in hand, getting lost among things green and growing. She lives in Arizona with her husband, three boys, a barrelful of cats, and a rambunctious corgi. Her debut adult dark, epic fantasy, The…

  • Interview with Dawn Hemmings: The Story Behind My Dark Secret

    About Author: Outside of her day job, Dawn Hemmings loves exploring new places and going on adventures. She’s a true wanderer, whether she’s traveling around the world or driving through the beautiful roads of the UK in her campervan named Freeda. Dwan grew up in North Lincolnshire and lives with her two Maine Coons Banjo and Presley. She…

  • An Interview with Rebecca Colt Aslan, Author of Some Truths Lie Beneath

    1. What inspired the author to choose the pen name Rebecca Colt Aslan?I will share the answer to this as found in the forward of Some Truths Lie Beneath:“When I was a teenager, I created a pen name for myself based on three of my favorite books – Rebecca Colt Aslan. Rebecca because I loved…

  • An Interview with Sallie H. Weissinger, Author of Yes, Again: (Mis)adventures of a Wishful Thinker

    1.If you had to describe yourself in three words, what would they be? Resilient, kind, and intense. My husband said to add a fourth: strong-willed. 2. Can you tell us about the inspiration behind writing “Yes, Again: (Mis)adventures of a Wishful Thinker”? What prompted you to share your experiences navigating the online dating world and…

  • An Interview with Betsy Gal, Author of The Illusion of the Perfect Profession

    Short Bio: Betsy Gall and her three children, Grady, Gavin, Sophie, and their dog Liberty, split their time between Charlotte, North Carolina and Minneapolis, Minnesota where she focuses on faith, family and friends. Betsy is an active real estate agent, investor, landlord and habitual remodeler. Betsy is speaking all over the country about physician suicide…