<p>From novelists to poets to playwrights Jennifer Roland interviews a variety of authors who have one thing in common&mdash;they have all chosen to make the Pacific Northwest their home. Covering a diversity of disciplines and genres&mdash;from comics fantasy and detective novels to long-form poetry and illustrated children&#39;s series&mdash;10 distinguished authors provide unique perspectives about their craft provide helpful writing advice and tips for success and share their passion for living and writing in the Pacific Northwest. Authors include:</p><ul> <li>Mary Andonian author of <em>Bitsy&rsquo;s Labyrinth</em></li> <li>Patricia Briggs #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Mercy Thompson series</li> <li>J. Anderson Coats author of the historical fiction novel <em>The Wicked and the Just</em></li> <li>Sage Cohen author of <em>The Productive Writer: Tips &amp; Tools to Help You Write More</em> <em>Stress Less &amp; Create Success</em>;<em> Writing the Life Poetic: An Invitation to Read and Write Poetry</em>; and the poetry collection <em>Like the Heart the World</em></li> <li>Playwright Cricket Daniel whose plays <em>Helen on Wheels</em> <em>Couple Dating</em> and <em>Love Laughter &amp; Lucci</em> have been produced across the country</li> <li>Diane Raptosh current Idaho Writer-in Residence 2013 Boise Poet Laureate and author of <em>American Amnesiac</em></li> <li>Greg Rucka comics writer and author of the Queen &amp; Country series</li> <li>L.J. Sellers bestselling crime fiction author of the Detective Jackson mystery/thriller series and the Agent Dallas series</li> <li>Suzanne Williams award-winning author of 50+ books for children including <em>Library Lil</em> and with coauthor Joan Holub the popular Goddess Girls series which features<em> Heroes in Training</em> and <em>Grimmtastic Girls</em>; and</li> <li>Eric Witchey whose award-winning short fiction has appeared in numerous print and online anthologies and magazines.</li></ul>