Pat Black-Gould
Award-Winning Author and Clinical Psychologist
My Interviews
WSRE TV
It was a pleasure spending time with Jeff Weeks, host of a PBS television program. We discussed my book and how important its themes of empathy, compassion, and understanding are in today's world. We also discussed my book's illustrator, Katya Royz, and her grandfather, Efim Royz, a Holocaust survivor. I was so touched when Katya told me about her grandfather's story that I included him in the Afterword of my book.
Watch the interview HERE
Online Interviews
Reading Nook
In this fun interview, I speak with Sarah about a number of topics, such as where I get my inspiration to write and what was involved in creating All the Broken Angels.
Read the interview HERE
The Relatable Voice
My coauthor, Steve, and I were featured in the September edition of The Relatable Voices Magazine, where we had the chance to talk about our novel All the Broken Angels and the collaborative journey behind it.
It was such a joy to reflect on the process, the inspiration, and the heart behind the story. If you're curious about the book—or just love hearing how creative partnerships come to life—check out the interview! (pgs. 10-12)
You can read the magazine on Facebook or visit The Relatable Voice Magazine's website.
Read the interview HERE
IndieView Interview
Author Anthony Avino Blog
Steve Hardiman and I join Anthony as we discuss our collaboration on All the Broken Angels. We also speak about which character from the book each of us would interview if we had the opportunity. I also discuss my children's book, The Crystal Beads, Lalka's Journey.
Read the interview HERE
Book Review/Review Tales Magazine - Review
Uncaged Magazine - Article & Book Chapter
What fun it is to have a book chapter included in an online magazine! Steve and I picked a fun chapter about Cate parents coming to visit her in her first apartment in Hell's Kitchen, New York. You'll enjoy reading it.
Read the chapter HERE
Heather Weidner - Writer Wednesday
My thanks to Heather Weidner for this interview. I had such fun answering these questions about summer experiences, including summer traditions when growing up, best and worst summer jobs, hitchhiking on the Jersey Shore during my hippie days (thank goodness my parents never found out), and my most embarrassing summer experience. You can read about these on the link below. Thanks again, Heather!
Read the interview HERE
Musings of an Author
The 1960s were a time of upheaval, but also a period of liberation and shifting cultural norms. The world was transforming—music, fashion, civil rights, feminism, the dawn of the LGBTQ+ movement—all unfolding against the backdrop of the Vietnam War.
You can read how my co-author and Ire constructed this period in history and brought it back to life in the interview with Peni Renner, in her blog, Musings of an Author, June 2025.
Watch the interview HERE
I had the opporunity to do an interview with CanvasRebel.
Here's a bit about them. "Our mission is to create a space for artists, creatives and entrepreneurs to be able to learn from their peers through the magic and power of storytelling ... .We ask folks to share the story of their lives and how they got to where they are today." -- CanvasRebel
So, I told my story.
Read the interview HERE
CanvasRebel
Portabello Book Blog
This was a fun interview where I got to answer quickfire questions about my book, All the Broken Angels. Here's the answer I gave that asked why folks should read the book:
"We all face challenges in our lives, and the cast of characters and the book’s universal themes, including family, love, forgiveness, loss, resilience, and personal growth, are as relevant today as they were in the past. The messages and lessons of the book are uplifting and motivating for us all."
Read the interview HERE