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Brian O’Sullivan may have only recently begun his foray into the realms of literature as a published author, but it certainly doesn’t mean he lacks any potential, as was evident by his debut novel, The Puppeteer.
A former professional poker player and vehement Trump critic, O’Sullivan discusses with us in our interview various aspects of his writing career, which began much later in his life than for most people.
Earl Javorsky is the kind of author who, despite having nearly always been in the writing game, has only begun seeing himself published recently. So far his works include Trust Me, Down Solo and Down to No Good, each of them earning a fair share of critical acclaim in literary circles.
In this email interview we’ve conducted with him we discuss the various paths his career as a writer has led him on and his perspective on various topics in the realms of literature.
Few realize it until they actually get there, but writing a book is only the first step towards full-fledged authorship. The tumultuous battle to have it published is still looming ahead, and few authors out there have fought it like Bob Van Laerhoven, author of Baudelaire’s Revenge and Dangerous Obsessions.
In our interview with him we discuss the trials and tribulations he went through in order to get some of his books published, asking him to share the invaluable insight accrued over the years.
