I’m sure that by now you are aware of the rumor that the world will end on December 21, 2012. Do you believe everything will really end on that date? I don’t, but this is an opportunity for you, as a writer, to create stories that depict the end of life as we know it.

Sam Stall, the author of Dancing with Jesus, agreed to answer some questions for me. What was the inspiration for this book? Does he ever see these dances being done in a church? What advice does he have for those who want to have their work published?

In Ecclesiastes 3, we are told that for everything there is a season, and a time for every matter or purpose under heaven. It says that there is a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance. When the time to dance comes around, it is time to use this book.

What will you use your flashlight for on National Flashlight Day? How deep into your family's roots will you dig on Roots Day? What origins you will create for Take it in the Ear Day? How frantic will you become as the time slowly ticks away on Tick Tock Day?

There are ways to tell what kind of sound a word is imitating just by the letters it begins or ends with. What letters do onomatopoeic words that have to do with water normally begin with What about the words that have to do with collisions?

Do flashing lights cause your character to have a panic attack? Does she run the other direction when she sees a sprig of mistletoe? Does just the sight of a doll cause her to have nightmares?

How does BK Walker plan out what is going to happen in her books? How does she choose names for her characters? Has writing changed her life? And what is her advice to writers who would like to be published? Find out in the conclusion of my interview with her.

BK Walker, author of Night Secrets, answered some questions for me about her life and her writing career. Which character was her favorite, and which was her least favorite? What inspired this book? And how does she feel about self-publishing?

Night Secrets, a paranormal romance that is fast-paced and full of suspense, was written by BK Walker. The story flows extremely well from beginning to end, keeps you in suspense, and leaves you hungry for more.

How much research did Mr. Jones have to do to write this book? Does he have a planned time to write each day? Who is the one person, dead or alive, that he would most like to spend one hour with? What advice does he have for unpublished authors?