Honoring The Legacy of David Thomas Roberts
With profound sadness and a heavy heart, we announce the passing of our founder and CEO of Defiance Press & Publishing, David Thomas Roberts, who left us yesterday. Dave was…
Patrick Byrne Unveils Explosive Tell-All Book: Danger Close: Domestic Extremist Threat #1 Comes Clean
In his explosive memoir, Patrick Byrne, former CEO of Overstock.com, presents a harrowing account of his involvement in a maze of corruption and deception at the top tiers of the…
Interview with George Denny, Author of Wokelynd
What, in your opinion, are the most important elements of good writing? There are three, and they are all essential. First, your story must be fun enough for someone to…
Interview with Donald R. Chambers, Author of Freedom First
How many books have you written? Which is your favorite? I have published seven books. Six of them were textbooks (or reference books) regarding investments and finance. Freedom First is…
Interview with Reid Galbreath, Author of What Are The Odds
When did you first consider yourself a writer? Report writing is a critical component of investigations and law enforcement. When I first started on my career path, I hated writing…
Interview with Jo Patti Munisteri, Author of Traveling off the X
What were the key challenges you faced when writing this book? I was in remote Alaska when I was writing, “Traveling Off the X”. The internet was unreliable and I…
Interview with Nicholas Pichach, Author of Seastate Origins
What inspired you to start writing? I have always loved reading from a young age that it was only natural for that to result in some writing with new adventures…
Interview with David Walls-Kaufman, Author of Robot, Archangel
When did you start writing? I started writing in college when a humorous story about people in chiropractic school (I was in chiropractic school) popped into my head and I…
Interview with Buzz Shahan, Author of The American Mind
What inspired you to start writing? Buzz Shahan American Mind the Answer The first realization upon reading a book is that someone wrote it. The second realization is what is…
Interview with Sally DiPaula, Author of Once Upon a Time in Baltimore
What advice would you give a new writer, someone just starting out? Well, the obvious answer, and one I have heard the most, is to read a lot of books…
