I hosted 47 authors in 2011, the first complete year of my blog.
I expanded the segment to other creatives with 44 interviews in 2012.
In 2013, I continued to share amazing talent on my blog. Read them if you missed their interviews initially. They’re wonderful people to have as part of your social network.
Click on the name for the interview.
| Profession and/or Genre | Name |
| Mystery/Thriller/Humour | John Dolan |
| Crime/Paranormal | Tim Dittmer |
| YA Fantasy/Romance | Raine Thomas |
| Editor and author of poetry | Loren Kleinman |
| Women’s fiction | Erin Cawood |
| Romance/Contemporary fiction/Short stories | Cameron Garriepy |
| Memoir/Crime thriller/Romance | Billy Ray Chitwood |
| Paranormal Romance/Celtic | Shannon Macleod |
| Contemporary Fiction | Lance Burson |
| Erotica/Romance | Layna Pimentel |
| Editor and author of urban fantasy/Flash fiction | Annetta Ribken |
| Thriller/Suspense | Everett Powers |
| Historical fiction/Humour | Nicole Chardenet |
| Paranormal/Suspense | Sheilagh G. Lee |
| Filmmaker and author of non-fiction/Poetry | John T. Trigonis |
| Satire/Politics/Humour | Christoph Paul |
| Literary Podcaster/Social media brand manager | Lydia Aswolf |
| Actor/Producer/Biographer | Gregor Collins |
| Science fiction/Fantasy | Matthew Bryan |
| Editor and author of short stories/novellas | Jennifer Wingard |
| Publicist and author of multiple genres | Anne Chaconas |
| Speculative fiction/Horror/YA | Jessica McHugh |
| Urban paranormal/Epic fantasy | J.H. Sked |
| Short stories/Aspiring novelist | Timothy Bryant Smith |
| Victorianesque fantasy/Science fiction | MeiLin Miranda |
| Noir crime/Personal development non-fiction | Joe Hefferon |
| Instructional non-fiction/Science fiction/Fantasy | Matt Posner |
| Historical Fiction | Mary Ann Bernal |
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Mon Amor:
Are these in alphabetical order? I was never very good with that.
If you re-arrange the letters of Nicole Chardenet you get Hi-Clone Decanter, which is like a test tube for smart embryos. You may have noticed I added a dash. I’m allowed to since I’m so far down on your fucking list. I could gestate an elephant by the time anyone read all those interviews. I thought those nights in Davos meant something. I guess I’m just like any other ski instructors with a great ass. Sacre Bleu I’m depressed.
Happy New Year hot lips. See you apres ski.
XO – Franz
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Oh Joe, er, Franz.
Always with the french.
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Franz, who are you and what have you done with my friend, Joe?
If he’s around, tell him the list order is unimportant, which I’m sure he knows already. It’s in the order the recipients were interviewed. His content was all that mattered, and he was as clever as I knew he would be.
As a student of psychology, I deduce you may be having hallucinations. Your ramblings about hi-clone decanters and elephant embryos are rather disturbing. We certainly never met in Davos as I hate the cold and would never take up skiing. Even your great ass would not have lured me there.
May I suggest you visit your nearest physician as soon as you’re able and get a proper diagnosis? Start off the year with a clear mind, Franz, and I wish you the very best for 2014. 😉
eden
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Eden,
Am honoured to be in such august company. I hope 2014 brings you all you wish for.
John x
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And you Mr. Dolan, 2013 was made all the better because of you. May 2014 be even better.
eden
xox
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Eden, what an impressive list of talented people. What I like most is its diversity. Looking forward to your posts and interviews for 2014!
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Ned, lovely to see you, and I look forward to staying connected. You’re one of my 2013 late-in-the-year discoveries, and I definitely hope to have you on my blog too. Wishing you only success for 2014,
eden
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Thank you so much for letting me be a part of your place and world. You inspired both of my books this year in so many ways. Thank you for the advice and friendship.
Hugs
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Lance, always. You are a superstar in so many ways, not just as a writer,
eden
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Nice one, Eden. And thanks for nipping by my website earlier on this year. Have a wonderful 2014!
Chris
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Chris, lovely of you to comment and I hope to see more of you in the coming year. Wishing you the best for 2014,
eden
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Yes, it’s a date! 🙂
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Thanks, Eden, it was gracious of you to host me!
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My pleasure MeiLin, best to you and your family in 2014.
eden
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I enjoyed reading your blog throughout the year, eden . . . what fun and I love discovering new writers (to me anyway) and learning how they tackle their creative muse, or tickle . . .
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Thanks so much Justin. You’re a wonderful reader and writer and I’m thrilled we’re connected. Best to you for 2014 in every way,
eden
xox
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It was my honor to appear here, Eden. You are one of THE most supportive and generous writers I know. I really appreciate everything you’ve done for all of us–you know I love you dearly. I also know 2014 is going to rock for you, and I can’t wait! ❤
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I’m looking forward to it Netta… with you as my editor, I cannot lose. Love you,
eden
xoxo
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Lordy, it’s a regular party here! Wait… that’s an idea, party at Eden’s place! I’ll bring cake 🙂
In some seriousness, thank you, Ms. Baylee, for all the work you do and your endless generosity. You’re an inspiration and a champion and my year was better for having you – and your bloggy family – in it.
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I love cake, especially if someone else is baking! 2013 was definitely richer because of you, Cameron. I can’t believe the Story Circle on your blog was almost 12 months ago, where DOES the time go? Thanks for always being such a beautiful writer. My best to you for success and creativity in 2014.
xox
eden
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You were very busy last year!
Happy New Year!
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And you, William xox
eden
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