Interviews with indie authors, publishers and book service providers in the self-publishing realm
An Interview with Everett Watson: Author of Was Michael Jackson Murdered? You Be the Judge
Everett Watson is a master electrician, and HVAC/R technician that just graduated from Ashworth College in 2020. He also graduated from Electronics Technology Institute in 1990. He graduated from California paramedical institute in 1984. He never stops studying subject matter related to his field. He is a musician and writer. As a professional he tries to satisfy the needs of his employer or client. He collects antiques and art. The industrial aspects of his field involve motor controls and computer programming. He is on the computer studying different programing software and programs (which he uses as a tool) on a […]
Tim Darcy Ellis (BA BSc, MHSc) is a writer and physiotherapy-business owner. He was formerly a professional archaeologist. Tim’s critically acclaimed debut, The Secret Diaries of Juan Luis Vives is a fast-paced and meticulously researched historical fiction novel. Tim is passionate about bringing his love of history, archaeology and philosophy together: and to express it by writing great fiction.
Robert Nicholls is an Australian indie author and freelance writer. Surviving the Darkness is his first published book. Previously, Robert had a long and successful career in various roles as a specialist business lawyer, commercial mediator, chartered corporate secretary, company director, senior corporate executive, and business owner. Today, Robert’s writing focus extends to subjects including mental health, self-help and improvement, motivation, human endeavour, communication, life, and leadership, and to other writing genres, which are featured on 
Tom Roberts is the author of an historical novel and a short story collection. In 2019, at the Florida Writers Association’s Royal Palm Literary Awards, his historical novel, Lost Scrolls of Archimedes, was awarded Gold for best unpublished historical novel (published in March 2020). 
J. W. Webb is an English writer living here in Georgia. Mostly he writes fantasy, though sometimes diverts in even stranger directions. His epic saga titled the Legends of Ansu blends the mystic grandeur of JRR Tolkien with the gritty realism of GRR Martin. Webb’s characters are three dimensional and flawed, their world a tapestry of vivid color and constant motion. All the books feature beautiful bespoke sketches by the late Tolkien Illustrator Roger Garland.
C.T. Au-Yang is an entrepreneur, a coder as well as an analyst. He never imagined to be an author of novels, but films crafted by him, along with 2 novellas and 1 novel based upon, represent the fourth of his eight projects.
Paul Corson is a prolific writer, from Memphis Tennessee. Corson’s description of his otherworldly experiences were featured in ‘The Philadelphia Inquirer’. He went on to be interviewed about his transcendent encounters on the Karen Grant Show and also on local and national TV. As a pharmacist, Corson established a protocol for the treatment of HIV/AIDs. Corson received the 2000 Philadelphia Hero Award for his contributions in supporting AIDS survivors. 
Douglas Bain lived in seven countries by the age of ten, and used the next couple of decades to rack-up as many careers. The Woeful Wager, Book 1 of the new dark, fantasy series “The Race to the Blackened Nevers” is his first novel. He lives in Toronto with his wife and two dogs who howl along with him when he finally gets the page right. Follow him on Twitter