Author: Santonu Dhar FCMI
Santonu Kumar Dhar is a writer, consultant, mentor, and business owner. He has been recognized as a fellow at the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) in the United Kingdom since 2018. Santonu has also studied Data Science at prestigious institutions like Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Roorke and Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Guahati. He has completed multiple massive online courses in Business, Computer Science or Data Science from renowned organizations such as Harvard University, University of London, IBM, and Google. He is also an author of few novels, such as Life of Love and The Effort. Learn more from his official website santonudhar.org
An Interview with author Kelly Florence
Kelly Florence teaches communication at Lake Superior College in Duluth, MN and is the creator of the Be a Better Communicator podcast. She received a BA in Theater from the University of Minnesota-Duluth and a Master of Arts in Communication from the University of Wisconsin-Higher. She has directed, produced, choreographed, and directed dozens of productions in Minnesota, including Carrie The Musical through the Rubber Chicken Theater and Treasure Island for the Wise Fool Theatre. She is passionate about female representation in all media and especially in the horror genre. Here is an interview with author Kelly Florence. Kelly Florence is…
An Interview with author Thorsten Nesch
Thorsten Nesch is an award-winning author published in traditional publishers with more than 1,500 direct readings in dozens of countries at schools, universities, book fairs and on cruise ships. He received a literary arts scholarship and was invited to work for writers at H.A.L.D. Denmark and LeseLenz, Hausach, Germany. He was born in Solingen, Germany. From 1998 to 2003, he lived in Canada. 2004 to 2013 in Leverkusen, Germany. Since 2014 in Lethbridge, Alberta. Permanent resident in Canada. “His style is amazing”, Hans-im-Glück Award Jury Here is an interview with Thorsten Nesch. Can you tell us a little bit about…
Interview with author Richard H Stephens
Born in Simcoe, Ontario in 1965, I grew up and still live in Cambridge, Ontario. I started writing around 1974, a bored kid looking for something to spend his long summer days. My hobby of reading “The Hardworking Boys,” inspired me on a sweltering summer afternoon, when my best friend and I thought, “We could write a book.” And that’s what I did. As my vision expands, so does my writing. ‘Star Wars’ inspired me to write a 600-page novel about outer space, which caught the attention of one particular teacher, Mr. Woodley, who encouraged me to keep writing. While…
An Interview with author Fern Brady
Fern Brady is the founder and CEO of Inklings Publishing. She has multiple master’s degrees and multiple qualifications. She began her professional life as a foreign correspondent, taught at Alief ISD for 15 years, and is a full-time real estate agent in Houston. She has published numerous short stories, two children’s picture books and some poems. Her debut novel, United Viden is the first book in her Cyline galaxy wall series and was published in 2020 with her graphic novel / novel hybrid, New Beginning. She is the current president of the Houston Writers Guild and previously held that position.…
An Interview with author Freddy Cruz
Freddy Cruz is a Houston writer and host of Freddy’s Huge ASK podcast. He’s crazy about music, books, running, and coffee, but it doesn’t have to be in this order. Here is an interview with author Freddy Cruz Freddy Cruz is a Houston area media personality, last heard on the Marconi Award winning 104.1 KRBE. He is also an author, philanthropist, lover of new music and old books, and the host of the Book This with Freddy Cruz podcast. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself? I am a storyteller and podcaster from Houston, Texas. In a previous…
An Interview with author Doug Lawrence
Doug Lawrence is an internationally recognized mentor and has two mentor certifications. Ability Certificate-Mentor and Ability Certificate-Journey Mentor from the International Mentoring Community. Today, Doug is the only person in the world to hold a certificate of competence – a journey mentor. Doug worked for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) for 25 years and retired as a Sargent Staff in February 1999. Doug has been involved in mentor certification since 2009, when he first partnered with an organization to provide knowledge-based mentor certification. Doug is currently partnering with qualification professionals to provide mentors with qualifications based on their abilities.…
An Interview with author Edward M. Lerner
Edward M. Lerner (born 1949) is an American science fiction, techno-thriller, and popular science writer. As of 2021, he has 22 published books. He has 11 solo novels (3 in the Interstellar Net universe), 5 collections, 5 co-authored novels in the Known Space universe, and 1 popular science book. Most of Lerner’s short stories were originally published in analog, the Grantville Gazette, and (until the publication was discontinued) in Jim Vane’s universe. His short story “Opa?” Published in 2001. It became a short film “Grandfather Paradox” and was screened at the 2006 Balticon Science Fiction Convention and won the Best…
An Interview with Author Dr. Lewena Bayer
Liu believes that “civilization is its own reward.” She suggests that “by choosing to be polite, people find their best self and experience the elegance, courage, generosity, humanity and humility that politeness creates.” increase. LEW BAYER (Hon) For over 20 years, Dr. Lewena Bayer has been internationally recognized as a leader in workplace etiquette. Focusing on social intelligence and culturally competent communication, the Civility Experts team, which includes 501 member organizations in 48 countries, has helped hundreds of organizations build better workplaces. In addition to her role as CEO of the international City Training Group Civility Experts Inc. Includes www.CivilityExperts.com,…
An Interview with author Karina Bartow
Karina Bartow grew up in northern Ohio and still lives there. Even though she was born with cerebral palsy, she never allowed her disability to define her. Rather, she uses her experience to bring physically restricted characters to life, but how determined they are to stay out of the way of life they want. Her debut novel “Husband in Hiding” was published in 2015, followed by Forgetting My Way Back to You in 2018 and Brother of Interest in 2022. She may only be able to type with one hand, but she writes with all her heart. Here is an…
An Interview with author J. Lynn Else
J. LYNN ELSE is a Minnesota award-winning author who’s self-published two historical fiction novels set in ancient Egypt, “The Forgotten: Aten’s Last Queen (2013),” which was named an Indie Editor’s Choice book for 2016 by the Historical Novel Society, and “The Forgotten: Heir of the Heretic (2016)” as well as a sci fi novella “Strangely Constructed Souls (2018).” Through Inklings Publishing, she’s authored “Descendants of Avalon” (2018), “Lost Daughters of Avalon” (2019), and “Prophecy of Avalon” (2021).” Her short story “The Girl from the Haunted Woods,” won 2nd place in the “Journey into the Fantastical” Anthology contest. In 2021, she…