What are you working
on at the moment?
Please give us a sneak
peek.
I am waiting for my prequel to be edited. The
title is: “The Massey Massacre”. It gives the
origin of one of the Werewolf Hunters in my
novel Globes Disease.
Do you work to
outline or plot
you prefer just
where an idea t
you?
an
or do
see
akes
My first novel was a seat of the pants thing. It
started as a short story, that turned into a novella
that turned in to many novellas and it was
eventually suggested to combine them into a
novel.
The prequel was an outline. It is my
“Synchronicity”. I used it to excise a lot of
demons and also confront subjects I normally
wouldn’t write let alone read.
Which actor / actress
would you like to see
playing the lead
character from your
most recent book?
(Laughing) Most authors do not get that choice
but there are main characters that I think would
fit.
• Kristofer Hivju as Quake
• Jesse L. Martin as Terry
• Eva Marcille as Goldy
• Rika Ishikawa as Jodi
• Amanda Redman as Diana
• Cheyenne Jackson as Arty
• Alexander Suvorov as Vlad
• Paul Bettany as Chuck
• Teri Hatcher or Vanessa Williams as Dr. Von
Shelley
• Carl Weathers as General Austin (After
meeting and talking with him, I think he’d be
perfect for this Character, so much so that I
wrote an origin script with him in mind.
Something to do as a comic or short film.)
Writing and publishing
a book takes a lot of
dedication. Please tell
us about your writing
habits. Do you write
full - time or part - time?
I will have to say part-time, but 24-7. My brain
doesn’t shut off. I have AD/HD and a form of
OCD.
Do you have a special
time to write or how is
your day structured?
I have post its, napkins, pieces of paper, text,
notes on computer and phone…I am constantly
jotting things down. But once I get on a role, I try
to write in the early morning or late at night
depending on work and my family.
Do you write every day,
5 days a week or as and
when?
Everyday, in my head and in my sleep, the
challenge is getting it down on something
before I forget.