Interviews

I don’t always do interviews, but when I do, I have too much fun…

Click through to read interviews I’ve done!

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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

Linda Rondeau, Fiction Friday

“… 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

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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

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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