interviews
Your very first book, 9/11: Official Complicity, was
targeted towards adults and then you began writing
children’s stories. What is it about children’s
adventures that you enjoy more?
After writing and self-publishing 9/11:
Official Complicity, I was hooked. I would
like to proudly add, that the book has been
endorsed by Dr. David Ray Griffin. DRG is
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Tell us about your Holly KissKiss series, what age they are
targeted towards and what they teach young readers.
The Holly KissKiss series has been
written to help young children with
learning difficulties and on the spectrum.
Also for children of all ages, not on the
spectrum, making them aware what it is
like to have autism. I have been told by a
number of children and parents that I
write in pictures, which is gratifying
because when I do write the stories, I
always imagine the story flashing like a
movie in front of me.
You wrote The Key to Survival, a vividly
descriptive historical fiction about the Titanic,
targeted towards middle-school age children
and up. Can you tell us more about the novel and
what prompted you to write it?
Good question. I
wanted to
combine
historical fact
with an edge-of-
the-seat fiction
children’s novel.
The idea about
the background to
the story and the
main character––Jake
Hollywood came to
me one morning. I do
have a vivid
imagination.
I won’t give anything
away, but there are a
number of clues
throughout the story,
which will be made
clearer once the series
comes to an end.
I am fortunate, liv