An Interview with Author Mike Baron
By Tamara Wilhite
“If men were benign, there would be no need for superheroes.” – Mike Baron.
Mike Baron is a comic book creator. He launched the science fiction comic “Nexus” in the 1980s. However, he’s been busy releasing a variety of comic books and novels ever since. And I had the opportunity to interview this prolific author.
An Interview with Tom Weiss
By Tamara Wilhite
Tom Weiss is a retired Army officer with tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. His writing has appeared in professional military journals, PJ Media, and Liberty Island. He splits time between Western Wisconsin and Eastern Australia and is convinced the Minnesota Vikings will never win the Super Bowl.
I had the opportunity to interview this noted writer and discuss a variety of technological trends.
An Interview with Author Robert Arrington
By Tamara Wilhite
I had the pleasure of interviewing lawyer and author Robert Arrington. Most of his work is fantasy or paranormal, multiple works of which were published by Liberty Island Press.
Check Out This Interview with Liberty Island All-Star Tamara Wilhite
By David M. Swindle
Tamara has been Liberty Island’s most prolific contributor this year with compelling book reviews, pop culture analysis, and especially her author interviews. To learn more about her check out this interview with her at Stanley Wheeler’s blog.
LI Author Reading and Interview: Howard Butcher on 1400 KRLN AM Radio in Canon City, CO
Check out Jonah: A Novel of Men and the Sea
By Liberty Island Links & Excerpts
The author reads from his novel Jonah.
Interview: Mike Baron Talks Comics, Culture, and Conservatives with Mark Tapson at FrontPageMag
By Liberty Island Links & Excerpts
By Mark Tapson: Recently I read a page-turner of a new novel with the eye-catching title Sons of Bitches, which centers on a young Jewish artist who releases a comic book boldly depicting the Islamic prophet Muhammad. This naturally makes her a target for outraged Muslim fundamentalists, and their death threats force her to hire former biker hoodlum-turned-private investigator Josh Pratt. Justice, revenge, and mayhem ensue.
This is obviously a reflection of the real-life experiences of such artists as Mollie Norris, who apparently still remains in hiding years after merely suggesting an Everybody Draw Muhammad Day, and frequent FrontPage Mag artist, former Muslim Bosch Fawstin, who was targeted by terrorists at the Draw Muhammad event in Texas a couple of years ago (a contest which Fawstin won). And then, of course, there was the massacre of twelve employees at the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris in response to their “blasphemous” depiction of Muhammad on the magazine cover. Violating Islamic blasphemy laws comes with a high price – but so does submitting to them.
