Writers Inspiring Change interviews J.P. Dalton, author of Where the Campaign Ends

November 22

Here at Writers Inspiring Change we spotlight authors from around the globe, and today, we are interviewing J.P. Dalton, the author of Where the Campaign Ends.   Tell us about yourself, J.P. I’m a married father of three adult children and have lived in the Phoenix area for the past 41 years. While I still sometimes wish my […]

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The Author Spotlight on Ross Clarke (pen name Rcheydn) author of “The Catskinner.”

April 01

Today we interview Ross Clarke, author, journalist and public relations adviser. IWIC: Tell us about yourself. Ross: My name is Ross Clarke however I write under the pen-name “Rcheydn” which doesn’t confine me to a single genre of writing. I worked as a journalist for newspapers and magazines throughout Europe, Australia and the Far East […]

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IWIC Hall of Fame: Phyllis Lawson – author of Quilt of Souls

March 28

  We recently featured Phyllis Lawson in our Author Spotlight, however, we couldn’t help but to be inspired by her passion in her work to write her book Quilt of Souls, and moreover, to spread a message about the valor, the strength and the incredible sacrifices made by women, like her Grandma Lula, who grew […]

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The Author Spotlight on Phyllis Lawson author of “Quilt of Souls”

March 17

  Phyllis Lawson http://www.quiltofsouls.org Ms. Lawson was born in Detroit, Michigan. At the age of four, she was sent to the tiny town of Livingston, Alabama to be raised by her grandmother Lula Horn (1883-1986), who made beautiful quilts out of the clothing of her loved ones. Each strip of fabric tells the story of […]

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IWIC’s Hall of Fame spotlight on Annette Oppenlander, author of Surviving the Fatherland

March 16

  Our most recent entry to the International Writers Inspiring Change Hall of Fame is Annette Oppenlander – author of Surviving the Fatherland. We did an Author Spotlight on Annette and we recently reviewed her book, which can be seen HERE. We realized in the course of reviewing her book that the amount of work […]

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The Author Spotlight on Annette Oppenlander author of “Surviving the Fatherland”.

March 02

Tell us about yourself. I grew up in Germany and earned an MBA in business from the University of Cologne before meeting my American husband at a Super Bowl party in Wichita, KS. We married a year later in 1988 and I’ve lived in the U.S. ever since. What prompted you to become a writer? […]

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The Author Spotlight on C.L. Hunter author of “The Soul Mate” romance series.

February 28

Tell us about yourself. Hello. My name is Carrie, but I use my initials as my pen name, C. L. Hunter. I was born in St. Louis, Mo, but was raised in northern Florida. I consider myself a Floridian as I still live in Florida. My friends, along with myself, call me the River Rat. […]

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The Author Spotlight on Joe Kilgore author of “A Farmhouse in the Rain”.

February 15

IWIC: Tell us about yourself … Joe: My name is Joe Kilgore. I live and write in Austin, Texas. I had a long and successful career in advertising where I wrote television and radio commercials, magazine and newspaper ads, outdoor and Internet advertising for some of the world’s largest corporations. I turned from advertising to […]

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The Author Spotlight on Wilson Jackson author of “Things that go bump in the Night: Here there be monsters”.

February 15

                                                         IWIC: Tell us about yourself… Wilson: I am married with children and I am from Sumter, SC. I attended Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, NC I […]

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IWIC Hall of Fame spotlight on Sarah Hill – award winning author of the Whimsy Wood children’s books

February 13

  At IWIC, International Writers Inspiring Change, we regularly feature authors who are taking it to the next level and inspiring others through their works. Our most recent spotlight falls on Sarah Hill, award-winning author of the children’s book series, Whimsy Wood. We recently also featured Sarah and her books which you can see HERE […]

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