Kevin Lucia at TitleTrakk asked me some questions about Auralia’s Colors. Like these:
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I see from your bio that you wrote your first fantasy story at the age of seven. Would you say then that having your first novel published is the culmination of a life long dream?
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Would you call yourself more of a movie fan, or movie critic?
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How is writing nonfiction different from writing fiction?
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How did Auralia’s Colors find its genesis? I don’t suppose that was the story you wrote at age seven?
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Do you feel it’s important for Christians today to constantly be evaluating and judging media at large?
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Auralia’s Colors is a work of fantasy; how does this genre, more than others, lend itself to the creative process?
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Would you consider any authors, contemporaries or otherwise, as inspirations?
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Christian entertainment has changed much in the last few years; especially in the areas of music, fiction, and movies. What do you see in the future for Christian entertainment?
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How do you feel about Amazon.com’s new wireless reading device? How do you feel about someone potentially downloading Auralia’s Colors on Kindle?
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Who reads your work, if anyone, before a publisher and editor does?
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If there was any advice you’d like to give to aspiring writers, what would it be?
TitleTrakk’s review of Auralia’s Colors was published a while back.