Interviews

Scribe's World interview

How did you get started?

I started when we went to Argentina one year. We were way out in the country, no one around. There was no television, and my twins were only two, so I had a lot of free time on my hands. (We had a maid, a cook and a nanny there too!) So, I wrote a book. I wrote a murder mystery, that is still lying somewhere in a drawer. But I actually plotted it out and finished it, so I proved to myself I could write a novel. Before, I had only written short stories...Click here to read the rest-

Eternal Night interview

Is writing your full time occupation, if not what is?

I write part time and illustrate part time. It's nice having two jobs I can juggle with, but sometimes the deadlines get crazy.

What was your first professional sale? How did it feel when you received he acceptance?

I sold a humorous article to Polo Magazine. Everything was by fax, (way) back then. I kept the fax with the acceptance until the writing faded to nothing. There's still an old, blank piece of fax sheet in my file drawer...Click here to read the rest -

Fallen Angel interviews

Is The Secret of Shabaz the first in a fantasy series?

It’s not a series – it’s a stand alone book. If I do write a sequel, it will be when I’ve finished all the projects I’m working on right now!

The story for The Secret of Shabaz sounds enticing. Where did the idea for it come from?

Again, it was a theme that got me started – the absurdity of war and how hard it is sometimes to differentiate between good and evil sometimes...Click here to read the rest.

Word Museum Interview

When did you first decide you wanted to be a writer?

It must be something I was born with, like straight hair. I write, have always written, and when I'm not making up stories I'm writing them down. I've been telling stories since I could talk, and writing them since I learned to write!

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