I've been interviewed!

[anthimeria]

News is: a few months ago, everyone with a story in Sword and Sorceress XXV was invited to do an e-mail interview with Jonathan Moeller, who writes an interesting spec-fic/pulp blog and has published several novels.  Apparently he does this every year, and then posts the interviews every Thursday as the book's publication date approaches.

Well, the publication date is fast approaching, and my interview has been published!

Check out the neat things I have to say, and catch a sneak-peek of my story, here: http://www.jonathanmoeller.com/writer/?p=458

Feel free to poke around the rest of his site, too.

NINE DAYS AND COUNTING TILL SWORD AND SORCERESS XXV COMES OUT!

Comments

[elenagleason.com]

Your interview is so very, very short! I would have written on each question for a paragraph or two, even if all I had to say was a sentence or two, because I feel the need to fill up space. But, yay publicity! (Also, you recced Feed! Haha. <3)

That interview was also much easier than the one I had to do for Fantasy. I'm slightly jealous.

[anthimeria]

I kept my answers short deliberately! Realistically, I'm an unknown writer who lucked out and had her first sale in a well-known yearly anthology. People who read the interviews for the big names might also read the unknowns' interviews, and I didn't want to bore them! I figured, it's the 'net, short and sweet will do when I'm in someone else's sandbox.

If they decide they want to listen to me talk some more, they can come here. ;)

I couldn't NOT rec Feed! I'm slightly obsessed. I just bought it, and finished re-reading it not an hour ago, and am bringing it to work so I can lend it to people. I really need to sit down and write Mira Grant/Seanan McGuire (do we know which/if either is her real name?) an epic letter of "I LOVE YOUR BOOK."

And . . . yeah, okay, they were pretty much soft-ball questions. Oh, well.