The ALVA Axiom Anthology of Author Interviews

by Roberta M Roy, Helmy Parlente Kusuma, Carl Waldman, Betty Hampel, Catherine Caminero

Overview

The ALVA Axiom Anthology of Author Interviews

The ALVA Axiom Anthology of Author Interviews features interviews with noteworthy writers and editors discussing their creative roles in publishing and the media. It highlights the differences among their approaches and personalities with the intent to entertain and inform. Students will enjoy reading aloud the interviews as dialogues as a means to contrast ideas and role-play. The ALVA Axiom Anthology of Author Interviews provides a very personal look into the world of writing--for hard copy publication, the internet, and film. Authors include Jean Arleen Breed, Catherine Caminero, Chris Campbell, Trish Dalton, Betty Hampel, Kristen Henderson, Stephen Hise, Jim Holmgren, Helmy Parlente Kusuma, M. Edward McNally, Roberta M Roy, Byron Suggs, Carl Waldman, The compilation includes sections titled "Fiction," "Non-Fiction," "Poetry," "Fantasy/Paranormal," "Illustrated Children's Books," and "In the Media." The interviewer editor for this ground breaking publication is the award winning author publisher Roberta M Roy.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940150250789
Publisher:	Alva Press, Inc.
Publication date:	12/06/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	9 MB

About the Author

Roberta M Roy is the creative lead and owner operator of ALVA Press Inc at alvapressinc.com. Roy’s publishing house was incorporated in 2004. In 2014 ALVA lists some fifteen eBook/book titles among which two are internationally recognized medalists: Roy’s sci-fi romance and adventure story, Jolt: a rural noir, and Kristen Henderson’s book of deeply moving poetry, Drum Machine. ALVA believes that as a publisher one must Cherish the writer . . . Delight the reader, an approach which has served well to encourage both authors and readers to return to ALVA for editing and publishing services as well as good reads.

Roy resides in the Mid-Hudson Valley in New York State. She holds a B.A. in English from the State University College at Albany (SUNYA), an M.A. in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Nebraska, a Certificate of Clinical Competency in Speech-Language Pathology from the American Speech-Language Association (ASHA), and a license as a Speech-Language Pathologist in the State of New York.

Roy’s book Jolt: a rural noir earned a bronze medal in the 2011 Jenkins Living Now Awards Competition in Inspirational Fiction. Roy’s 2014 releases include a collection of her essays on a variety of timely topics, Straight from the Robin’s Nest, as well as a collection of interviews she has had with writers discussing their creative roles in publishing and the media. It is called The ALVA Axiom Anthology of Author Interviews.