Shunned:
Outcasts in the Land
What is your book about?
My book is about three issues:
·
it's a muckraker dealing with the antidepressant
industry;
·
It's a murder mystery;
·
Its theme is about the book title, Shunned, regarding how society chooses
to separate itself from those who challenge it.
Why did you write it?
I wrote it to fulfill my need to tell stories and
especially to describe the horrors of antidepressant addiction.
What are three reasons people
should buy it?
It's a fast-paced read that can open the minds of readers
to new concepts.
What challenges did you
overcome to pen it?
There was considerable research I had to do on
antidepressant usage, while keeping the story in a very readable, fictional
format.
Any advice for struggling
writers?
My only advice: learn to write fluently before you decide
to write!
Where do you see book
publishing is heading?
I hope that one day the "best-seller" list will
be filled with self- published books, opening the monopoly of publishing
companies.
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