1: What is the most productive
time of the day for you to write?
The morning.
2: Do you start your projects
writing with paper and pen or is it all on the computer? All on the computer now, though I wrote
my first novel in cursive many years ago.
3: What do you draw inspiration
from? Native cultures,
geographical features, personal experience.
4: Do you set goals for yourself
when you sit down to write such as word count? No.
5: Are you a published or a self
published author and how do you come up with your cover art? Self-published. Outskirts Press
provided the cover artist, I came up with the design based on a plot event and
five prominent characters.
6: What drives you to choose the
career of being a writer? I have wanted to write since I read my first Hardy
Boy Mystery.
7: Do you own an ebook reading
device? No.
8: Who are some of your favorite
authors and What are you reading now?
Tolkien, Shakespeare, C.S. Forrester, Ellis Peters. I am currently
reading “The Horse, the Wheel and Language,” by David W. Anthony, a research
study of the homeland of the Indo-European language family.
9: What do you think of book
trailers and do you have any plans to have any? I have my doubts concerning their effectiveness. If you mean “video trailer” I have used
one with OP.
10: How did you come up with the
title of your latest book? My son
invented the name “Endylmyr:” I agonized over using the word “Chronicle,” but
decided it beat “legends, tales, or myths.”
11: What are you working on now
that you can talk about? The second volume in the series, “A Chronicle of
Endylmyr.” No subtitle yet.
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