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Wednesday, May 28, 2003 The IWJ Features Interviews With T. Jefferson Parker and Sarah Lovett The April/May issue of The Internet Writing Journal features an interview with New York Times bestselling author T. Jefferson Parker. Parker began his career as a cub reporter for the Newport Ensign and eventually went on to the Daily Pilot. But even as he garnered awards for his journalism, he always had a hankering to write fiction. From his first, bestselling novel, Laguna Heat, to his Edgar award-winning novel, Silent Joe (Hyperion), T. Jefferson Parker has won rave reviews for his clean prose, exciting action and fascinating characterizations. In this exclusive interview he talks about his exciting new police thriller, Cold Pursuit (Hyperion), and discusses his journey from award-winning journalist to bestselling author. The April/May issue also features an interview with bestselling thriller novelist Sarah Lovett. Sarah Lovett has always been fascinated with the dark side of human nature, which she explores in her popular novels starring Dr. Sylvia Strange, a forensic psychologist who assists the FBI as a profiler. Her latest book is Dark Alchemy, a stunning thriller in which Dr. Strange goes after a brilliant serial poisoner who uses sophisticated, top-secret neurotoxins to dispatch her victims. In the interview, Sarah discusses Dark Alchemy and her road to publication. She also shares some fascinating insights into how she creates her memorable characters. This issue's articles include: "Stealing Stories" by British novelist Alex Keegan, "Making the Light Go On" by syndicated radio show host and CEO of CQK Music & Records, Mary Dawson; "I Can Feel the Words" by Australian children's author Hazel Edwards and "What Comes Next" by author and literary agent Jeff Herman. The IWJ also contains book reviews in several different genres. The IWJ can be found online at: http://www.writerswrite.com/journal/. The IWJ is published by Writers Write, Inc. and is part of writerswrite.com, the Internet's largest and leading writing site, which receives over 1.2 million page views each month. The IWJ has been published online since 1997. Related Links: · The Internet Writing Journal · Writerswrite.com Click here to return to the homepage of The Write NewsTM Click here to subscribe to our free weekly email newsletter. www.writenews.com Copyright © 1997-2011 by Writers Write, Inc. All Rights Reserved.