Quite the Life (and all in Times New Roman 10pt!)
Terry Melia, Steve Evans, and I had some good laughs while taping Spotlight on Joseph Carrabis and his latest book ‘That Think You Do’ Writer, Mentor, Scientist.
I’ve offered snippets of that broadcast over the past few weeks continuing with today’s Autobiography.
Enjoy!
Previous Entries in this Series:
I mentioned Rob and John Carter and I chatting on their MEET THE AUTHOR show in previous blog posts.
This post is the second in a series of thirteen snippets taken from the full interview video. You can also listen to the interview via podcast
Today’s snippet deals with my sister Sandra’s excitement over a book she read and shared with me. It’s an oft told story and one I never tire of.
Enjoy!
ps) you can read a bit about Sandra at Mission of the Heart
Terry Melia, Steve Evans, and I had some good laughs while taping Spotlight on Joseph Carrabis and his latest book ‘That Think You Do’ Writer, Mentor, Scientist.
I’m offering snippets of that broadcast over the past few weeks continuing with today’s Toxic Relationships.
Enjoy!
Previous Entries in this Series:
I mentioned Rob and John Carter and I chatting on their MEET THE AUTHOR show in previous blog posts.
Today begins a series of thirteen snippets taken from the full interview video. You can also listen to the interview via podcast
Today’s snippet is early in our conversation and deals with my (and others, as evidenced by the comments) love of pizza.
Enjoy!
ps) you can read a bit about pizza making at The Pizza Meditation
Some stories take arduous paths to publication.
Seems to be a pattern with mine.
Steam came about because I took part in a steampunk con and learned most of the books were “Tour of Wonders” stories – the author worked harder to share interesting technology than they did to develop interesting characters. In some cases it seemed the characters’ presence in the story served as talking heads to explain the technology rather than have some experience in which the technology played a part.
Not my kind of story. Show me interesting characters in interesting situations doing interesting things and I’m hooked. Anything else and I’m not going to go much beyond the first page (if that far).
You can read Steam‘s full story at Steam here on this blog.
Or you can get to the published story on James Gunn’s AdAstra’s Steam.
