Author of Orion's Belt
Birth of the Hunter
Interviewed by Author Roy Murry
Can you tell me a little about yourself?
I'm a former construction mason
& carpenter. I'm a father & grandfather to the best kids out there. My
passion is in motorcycles, and modern day & futuristic science.
I was a member of the Armed Forces (USN)
in the early 70's. From that time, I involved myself in reading &
researching different sciences throughout the world. I always had the passion
for writing, but raising a daughter on my own took preference.
Back in 2010 an injury from 36 years
ago forced me into retirement. That is when I started on my Sci-Fi thriller
that I was dying to write.
Do
you remember the first story you wrote?
Not really, in school I was really
good at using my imagination in my writing in my early years.
Were
you inspired by someone or something?
Oh definitely, since I was young I
would read H. G. Wells, Jules Verne, Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, Philip K
Dick, and other renowned Science Fiction authors.
What
do you like about writing a story?
I love envisioning my work on the
silver screen as I write, and then even act out the character parts to reveal
the intense dialogue, I bring to my readers.
Can
you tell us about your book?
The book is the 1st in my trilogy
series that starts with the lives of two different people who have endured
separate tragedies, and then to become involved with each other to triumph as
one. To emulate it all, it is a continuous thrill ride full of twists and turns
that will definitely capture my way of writing.
What
genre best fits your book.
Sci-Fi Fantasy thriller, no question
about it.
Are
you working on something new at the moment?
I'm currently working on the 3rd
installment of the "ORION'S BELT" trilogy. "Full Moon
Fever". The story comes full circle.
Do you have any tips for aspiring writers?
Sure do. If you're passionate enough in what you're trying to do, then keep forging ahead. Only if the passion is what you need to portray comes out, it will sooner or later catch the interests of those who feel it too.
Do you have any tips for aspiring writers?
Sure do. If you're passionate enough in what you're trying to do, then keep forging ahead. Only if the passion is what you need to portray comes out, it will sooner or later catch the interests of those who feel it too.
Where
can people go to read your work?
Amazon has it in paperback &
kindle. Barnes and Noble have it on Nook and Kobo.com has it on e-reader.
Do
you have anything to add?
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