Question: If you could sit down for lunch with any author, dead or alive, who
would it be and what would you discuss?

I would sit down with Stephen King. I’d probably faint once, then ask him about how he comes up with the elaborate details in his stories, why he writes horror, who’s his favorite character [...]

Question: If you could sit down for lunch with any author, dead or alive, who
would it be and what would you discuss?

Dean Koontz. I’ve read him since I was a teenager and share his love for dogs. I’d like to talk to him about writing, especially descriptive, which he excels at, along with [...]

Question: If you could sit down for lunch with any author, dead or alive, who
would it be and what would you discuss?
It would be Jane Austen. I’d just love to meet her, get a sense of her world view, her sense of humor and how she came up with her characters. Wouldn’t it be fabulous [...]

Question: If you could sit down for lunch with any author, dead or alive, who
would it be and what would you discuss?

Edgar Allan Poe. Could he tell me more about his life and why he did the things he did, including why tell myths about himself.
Sapphire Phelan, http://FantasticDreams.50megs.com

Question: If you could sit down for lunch with any author, dead or alive, who
would it be and what would you discuss?
I couldn’t pick just one. I know I’m greedy. I’d love to have lunch with Jane Austen and Oscar Wilde. I love the way they write and both were keen observers of humans. That [...]

The Question: What is chivalry and is it dead?
Chivalry is when a man, regardless of the consequenses to himself, stands up for a woman when injustice happens. And no, chivalry is not dead. You’ll find most men in uniform live by that code.
Comments? Do you agree with Donna’s definition? Is chivalry only when a man [...]

 
The Question: What is chivalry and is it dead?
Chivalry is dead, sadly. I think the ME generation has become the mindset
of nearly everyone, couple depression of the state of the world in general, see
people less respectful of the old ways of honor, honesty, and tradition. And
that is very sad. And that is not just for [...]

 
The Question: What is chivalry and is it dead?
I can’t say chivalry is dead for certain, but it seems to be dying a slow death. I suppose with the advent of equal pay for equal work by women (thank you very much) and the competition for jobs with women, it’s become harder for men to [...]

We Asked
What book(s) are you most looking forward to this summer?
They Said
Sapphire Phelan: The Host, since it sounded almost like my ebook short, Iridescent Invasion (until read couple interviews, which relieved me), that I started working on to make into a complete novel. Plus Acheron by Sherrilyn Kenyon. And of course, whatever books i [...]

CN: When did you start reading romance? Can you remember the author who got you hooked?
A: Well I started reading adult romance when I was about 18 years old…I used to read the silhouette romance books. I’ve read so many books I don’t really remember who I liked first back then.
CN: Do you have a [...]

We talked to several authors by the name of Rebecca. We wanted to know what sets them apart. So read their brief interview below and find out more about Rebecca Airies, Rebecca Goings, and Rebecca Winters.
Rebecca Winters1) Who are you?
A. My real name is Rebecca Burton, but I write under the name Rebecca Winters.
Where [...]

We’re delighted to welcome two authors to the Cata Network readers lounge today. Liz Carlyle and Liz Fielding were kind enough to join us for a little round table discussion. As you know, in the Who’s Who interviews we ask each author three easy questions designed to provide information about them and their books [...]

CN: Tell us a little about yourself? When did you start reading romance? Can you remember the first romance novel you read?
(JB) My name is Julie and I live in Malta with my husband, two grown up children, a menagerie of animals and lots and lots of books. I started reading romance way back in [...]

We talked to Lori Wilde and Lori Devoti and asked what makes them and their titles unique. Unfortunately, Lori Foster didn’t have time to do an interview, but there’s always the future. Each Who’s Who Interview is short and sweet, so sit back and enjoy.
Lori Devoti
1)Who are you?
Lori Devoti . I’m from Southern Missouri, but [...]

If you’re like so many readers who get confused by all the authors with similar names, you’re going to love this new feature. We’ll start out once a month and we’ll be interviewing authors with the same name and finding out what’s unique about each of them. Stay tuned for the first edition.