Interviews
I don’t always do interviews, but when I do, I have too much fun…
Click through to read interviews I’ve done!
September, 2026
Interview on Julie Arduini’s blog
“Imagine your living room starts shaking.
Not like it would in an earthquake. It’s a tremble, more than a shake, a movement so gentle that you don’t recall when it began. But it’s certainly not your imagination—the dog whines and attempts to crawl under the sofa, even though he hasn’t fit under there for five years. “
Read the full interview here
August, 2026
Interview on Amy Anguish’s Blog
“. . . As a homeschool mom of ten, how on earth do you find time to write?
I find time to write by waking up at 5:30. Which is unfortunate, because who wants to do that? . . . “
You can read the full interview here
March, 2026
The Last Climb: Interview for Christina’s Corner
“… Somewhere between genius and insanity lies the knowledge of where to stop. I haven’t found it yet…”
You can read the full interview here
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Feburary, 2026
“… when it comes to ancient history, the “B.C.” stuff, the PNW doesn’t really have much.
Except for a disaster so fantastical, so incredible in scale and devastation that it took scientists decades of arguing to agree that it wasn’t fiction. . . “
You can read the full interview here
Fall, 2025
Susan G. Mathis Author of a thousand stories
“… I grew up in the path the Missoula Flood took. It would have covered my childhood home in hundreds of feet of water, and even if I began running as soon as the earth began shaking, I wouldn’t have made it to high ground in time. That’s not only a commentary on my running skills, the wave was 400 ft tall in places and reached speeds of over 60 mph…”
You can read the full interview here
Talk Show Tuesday, January, 2025
It was so fun being on Linda’s “talk show!”
“Scattered tribes struggle for survival on a planet caught in the grip of the Ice Age, after a global apocalypse (Noah’s flood) destroys civilization. Sprinkle in a handful of strange, almost mythical beasts with names like glyptodont, smilodon and “dire wolf”, add some outsized natural disasters, and what have you got? A story world that science fiction and fantasy authors would kill for–but it actually happened.”
Read the full interview here