1: What is the most productive
time of the day for you to write?
Morning is my most productive time.
2: Do you start your projects
writing with paper and pen or is it all on the computer?
I begin with my initial thought and capture it immediately on the
computer.
3: What do you draw inspiration
from?
My writing is based loosely on past experiences.
4: Do you set goals for yourself
when you sit down to write such as word count?
None, I set no goal and frequently have no idea where the story is
going. Sometimes I even surprise
myself. I do tend to totally lose
track of time.
5: Are you a published or a self
published author and how do you come up with your cover art?
Said The Spider is self-published through Outskirts and was a joint
effort in cover art.
6: What drives you to choose the
career of being a writer?
My time now since retirement allows me the freedom to express, to write
and re-write as needed.
7: Do you own an ebook reading
device?
No.
8: Who are some of your favorite
authors and What are you reading now?
Larry McMurtry, John Ross and Allan Eckert are current favorites. Right now I am reading Miyamoto Musashi
– His Life and Writings by Kenji Tokitsu who was an undefeated swordsman,
master of battlefield strategy and martial arts icon from the 1600’s in Japan.
9: What do you think of book
trailers and do you have any plans to have any?
No plan.
10: How did you come up with the
title of your latest book?
It seemed to flow with the story line and I had no need to consider
other titles.
11: What are you working on now
that you can talk about?
I’ve completed two (2) more in series to the original, Gumshoe Diary
and Point of Connection which continue to follow many of the same characters
from Said The Spider. Gumshoe
Diary closely follows the characters with new and different
adventures. Point of Connection follows the plans that began threatening our
society in the 60’s and continues to the present as the plans dangers that
threaten our society take shape.
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