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SERVICES

As of September 2018, SKAVANSIEUR will be providing these services:

1. Book Reviews (please refer to my review policy)
2. Author Interviews
3. Character Interviews

Below are the terms and conditions.

1. If you are an author who would like to be in an author interview, do let me know what type of genre do you write. This type of interview would be focused on who you are as an individual and as an author.

2. If you are an author who would like to be in an author interview to talk about your book, I would prefer to be sent a copy of it before the interview. The questions would be tailored accordingly to the story. This would differ depending on the genre and the setting of each book.
Do note that I will not do an interview about the following genres:
Romance, Erotica, Historical, Horror, Thriller, Psychological Thriller, LGBT focused, Religious

3. If you are an author who would like to be in a character interview, do send me a copy of your book. at skavansieur@gmail.com. I would like to know more about the character before conducting an interview. I personally do not want to recycle the same questions for every character but instead tailor the interview accordingly.

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For more information, you can contact me at skavansieur@gmail.com.


Regards,
J



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