by Luis Javier Mijangos | Oct 18, 2025 | Blog, Publishing, Publishing Journey Q&A, Writing
1. What inspired you to write your book and how did the idea come to life? I wrote A Bad Day for Men because I wanted to explore the complexities of female friendship and the impact of hidden secrets. A minor character from my first novel, An Accident...
by Luis Javier Mijangos | Oct 18, 2025 | Blog, Publishing, Publishing Journey Q&A, Writing
1. What inspired you to write your book and how did the idea come to life? For many years, I witnessed gender discrimination within the church, women are secondary, no teaching by women, their gifts overlooked, and their callings limited. These teachings...
by Luis Javier Mijangos | Sep 11, 2025 | Blog, Publishing, Publishing Journey Q&A, Writing
1. What inspired you to write your book and how did the idea come to life? We were inspired to write this book because we saw a gap in knowledge on happiness and how other emotions are wired through the brain. It’s not easy to understand, and even...
by Luis Javier Mijangos | Sep 11, 2025 | Blog, Publishing, Publishing Journey Q&A, Writing
1. What inspired you to write your book and how did the idea come to life? The idea came about many years ago when I observed a friend being unfairly treated and judged only because of her religion. It made me start questioning and wondering why so many...
by Luis Javier Mijangos | Aug 18, 2025 | Blog, Publishing, Publishing Journey Q&A, Writing
1. What inspired you to write your book and how did the idea come to life? To My Little Onion was inspired by my own family’s journey—specifically, my experience parenting a child with developmental differences and watching both of my children grow in...
by Luis Javier Mijangos | Aug 18, 2025 | Blog, Publishing, Publishing Journey Q&A, Writing
1. What inspired you to write your book and how did the idea come to life? The idea came to life during the creation of my family tree. So many historic and interesting stories of my ancestors came to life during that time, I realized they were fundamental...
