Psychologist and Writer Nick Wignall: “Ulysses Gets out of My Way in All the Right Ways” Nick Wignall works as a psychologist in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he also resides with his wife and two young daughters, in an “old home that always needs fixing and repairs.” Despite many …
About Living, Working and Writing in Bali – Interview With Startup Founder Matt Oldfield Work and live where others holiday – for Matt Oldfield this dream has come true. From the Indonesian island Bali, where he is residing with his family, he pulls the strings of his online …
“Writing Is a Primary Way That I Express Myself in the Larger World” David is a teacher and administrator of his school’s science department, currently based on Long Island, New York. In his opinion, reflective practice is crucial for any educator; writing is his way …
“It’s Hard to Love Reading and Not Also Want to Write” Ashley Warren’s world is about writing. As a content and research strategist, she composes blog posts, newsletters, social media posts, and white papers. As as creative writer, she lets mostly female protagonists …
Matt Gemmell: “Writing Is Difficult, but It Feels Like a Challenge Instead of a Hardship" Action-thriller author Matt Gemmell is fascinated with how small choices can have a profound effect on our lives – a fascination also reflected in his debut novel “Changer”, published last year. In our interview, …
Pianist and Composer David Ianni: “Writing Is an Important Part of My Creative Process.” David Ianni is a pianist and composer from Luxembourg, who wants to share his music with the world. In our interview, he talks about his latest project “My Urban Piano” and how writing …
Conductor and Writer Lev Parikian: “Crowdfunding Is Hard Work” Lev Parikian earns his living as a conductor, but is also a dedicated writer. In our interview he reports what it is like to juggle between two professions, and talks about the pros …
Vegan Blogger Patrick Bolk: “I Try to Help Make This World a Better Place” He turned his passion into a career: The German blogger and book author Patrick Bolk successfully publishes about the vegan way of life. Read in our interview what led up to it — and …
Contemporary Romance Author Lauren Layne: “Living in Manhattan Has Had a Huge Impact on My Writing Career” Women in high heels, men in suits, sipping fancy cocktails — that’s the world of the protagonists of Lauren Layne’s “big city” romances. And it is also Lauren Layne’s world, since …
“Having a Story With a Beginning, Middle, and End Will Help Give You Direction” Bridgid Gallagher is a fiction writer, blogger, and repeated NaNoWriMo participant. In our interview she chats about her approach to writing a romance novel and shares three things that may help Wrimos through …
“Being an Author Means Being in Business” Kevin Tumlinson is a busy book author, blogger and podcast host. In our interview he reveals some details about his process and shares his best writing advice (which he thinks you’ll hate …
“I’ve Always Been Most Passionate About Telling Stories” 30 years ago, the nuclear disaster of Chernobyl happened. On the occasion of the anniversary, Peter Zarko-Flynn published a photo essay on his personal blog, and gained considerable attention. In everyday life, Peter …
"Writing Requires a Huge Amount of Love for Things That Happen Far Away From the Keyboard" Silvio Gulizia is an Italian journalist and communication consultant. He has published the books “iProduttivo”, a guide to productivity apps and methods for iPad and iPhone, and “Sognare per Vivere”, an ebook about …
“A Routine Makes a Huge Difference in Being Productive” David Chartier has been a tech fan since highschool – and so he made explaining tech his profession. In our interview David chats about writing, the tools and techniques that keep him productive, and …
“Ulysses Hit the Sweet Spot" All kinds of authors are using Ulysses for their writing, and we asked some of them to share their stories. Sid O’Neill runs a creative agency, and is a dedicated blogger as …
"You Can Work Naked, if You Want" Mark Hodder had been writing radio spots and web content, before he started being able to make a living as novelist. That was seven years ago. In our interview he weighs the pros …
“It Took Me at Least Seven Years to Call Myself a Writer” Murmel Clausen is a German writer of screenplays, scripts for TV shows and series as well as novels, most of them in the comedy genre. Among other things, he collaborated on the western …
"I fell in love almost immediately" Please tell us something about you: Who are you, what is your profession and what are you working on? For the day-job, I have been a web developer since the late 1990s, sometimes …
