2009's Hot Authors: Interviews by Aggie Villanueva

By Aggie Villanueva

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"Aggie has few peers as an interviewer. She does her homework, asks layered questions that illuminate the writer's core, and brings a fresh and positive energy to the experience for both reader and interviewee alike."

Larry Brooks, critically acclaimed author and revolutionary fiction instructor.

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Larry Brooks, critically acclaimed author and revolutionary fiction instructor.

“Aggie Villaneuva's interviews are more perspicacious than most, better researched, and more complete than most you find, even in national periodicals. You'll love her book as much as I do her blog.”

Carolyn Howard-Johnson, award-winning novelist and author of the HowToDoItFrugally series.

Aggie Villanueva sorts through everything she can find on her interviewees, then takes that information and goes right to the heart of their expertise with her insightful questions. Answering her requires the interviewee to dig deeper and discover truths they might not have even known.

Lynne Gentry, the Susan Lucci of Genesis, writer, acting coach

“Most reviewers want to put me in pre-existing boxes and genres. It's been a wonderful pleasure to talk to someone who really gets what I'm trying to do."

Bill Myers, bestselling author of Eli.

“I thoroughly enjoyed my interview with Aggie Villanueva. She seemed to know how to ask the right questions to draw out the passion within me to assist writers with achieving their publishing dreams.”
Todd Rutherford, VP Yorkshire Publishing

“Aggie's Interview for Visual Arts Junction was not only a great lesson for readers in the publication journey of a novelist, but it provided great promotion for my novels which she highlighted. Her questions allowed me to share not only my background but also things I'd learned along the way. Authors appreciate good interviewers.”
Gail Gaymer Martin, multi-award-winning novelist.