Jim has a real passion for writing, and it shows in his answers to the interview questions. He is someone who appreciates the craft of writing and those who do it. A particular blog post of his describes his journey.     In my teens, I remember thinking it would be cool to write a book someday, a real story that would have an impact on people and one I would be satisfied with. I didn’t need to have it published... Read more

Ginny Kochis has written a book called Quirky Catholic Kids on the topic of neurodivergent kids. This is characteristic of her writing.  It’s good to include an author who’s writing reaches out to those with special needs and those who love them. It’s a good reminder that all God’s children deserve a book written with their specific needs in mind. She’s and interesting and worth getting to know. So now it’s time to… Meet the Writer Ginny Kochis 1. Tell... Read more

Our next Catholic writer doesn’t just explore fantasy in a fictional setting but sets out to explore the natural world that God created in all its splendor. She loves to pitch a tent and sleep in the great outdoors. These experiences make it into her writing. As you read each author interview, you’ll notice their likes and interests give them their unique voice in creative writing. Everyone’s faith is particular to them as they respond to God in the way... Read more

I love the fact that many Catholic men and women have the gift of assembling words of the English language and constructing them into paragraphs that convey a story or essay reflecting the Catholic faith in some way shape or form. Some of them put these words together in blogs and some in books printed and electronically. Some compose songs, make comics or make Youtube videos or podcasts. I sent out a blog post asking various different catholic authors to... Read more

Happy St. Patrick’s Day Everyone, regardless of if it’s actually that day or not, this article was published on that day. I am not Irish, not by a long shot; therefore, I’m not a descendant of a Celtic tribe who spoke the melodious Gaelic language. Part of me wishes I was whenever I hear a verse in Gaelic…there’s something about it that mesmerizes and captures your attention. A picture is created in my mind, that of a girl-woman who longs... Read more

Most of the submissions I’ve received are published authors. What makes this next entry so unique is that he is an up-and-coming author who has yet to publish something. But yet he is so passionate about writing that he still wanted to answer my questions. A writer is someone who loves and likes to write and does so whether people are widely reading his stuff or not. He also brings diversity to our collection of writers having been born outside... Read more

Most of the authors we will meet in this series are just writers. Alison is one of the few individuals who is also actually a publisher as well as a writer. She works hard to make other authors dreams of being a published writer come true. She also has her own series of books for people to read. It is now time to Meet Trinity Tree Author and Publisher Alison Ramirez 1. Tell something interesting about yourself. I am a... Read more

When I sent out an invitation to authors for interviews, most of the responses given to me were from Catholic fiction authors. This makes the following interview stand out from the crowd of interviewees as he writes in the field of theological and philosophical non-fiction. Here is a young man grounded in his faith and who wants to share it with others. He is inspired by St. Pope John Paul 2, I’m happy to have a variety of Catholics from... Read more