Describe your ideal working environment
Jonathan Rhys Meyers standing on one side and Spartacus on the other, handing me tea and pens. All while floating around the Milky Way, exploring nebula and star clusters.
In reality… At my PC with the house quiet. I still have the tea, but I make it myself.
Whew – sign me up for that first one. I’ll take the other as a runner up prize, but my expectations are pretty high now. Speaking of ideal environments…
Spring or Fall?
Spring means the observatory is opening soon. I docent as a star guide there every summer and by spring I’m looking forward to getting back out under the stars.
Fall means the hot is over. Thank goodness. My life gets quieter. I get more writing done.
Love them both.
I’m a fan of both as well, and right now I’ll take whichever one can get here quicker 🙂
Tell us, what’s the biggest thing you’ve ever won?
Book Bub gave me a free ad at the end of June. It was like winning the lottery, and it keeps on giving. It’s made me do the happy dance everyday since.
Nice! I can see how that would be happy dance invoking!
What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever done? (Besides happy dancing non-stop for three weeks 😉
I moved to NYC with a one-way plane ticket, two suitcases, and $500 in my pocket. The city was home for three years. Those were some wild times. I don’t regret a second of it.
Wow. Just wow. Aweseome 😀
Okay, last one, so think hard…
What question do you always wish someone would ask in an interview, but no one ever does?
Not only for me, but from others, I’d like to hear what three moments changed their life most.
For me: 1) Meeting the Husband Unit. My life went on a different trajectory from that moment on. 2) The day my mother said, “Go write me something,” on the phone. Four books and counting now, Mom. 3) Moving to Central Oregon. The majesty of the wilderness makes me feel small and frees me to be who I want to be.
I agree, dear readers, what three moments changed your life the most?
The Renaissance of Hetty Locklear By M. Pax is on sale now for just 99 cents!
Graduation from community college isn’t the magic elixir Hetty Locklear counts on for becoming an adult. Her parents, who work the Renaissance fair circuit, insist she spend part of the summer with them. Hetty doubts pretending to live in the Middle Ages will help her find her way.
To make it worse, an entity haunts her at her dead-end job, warning her of a dangerous man she doesn’t know. The ghost leads her to a lover who has a lot of secrets. He pulls her farther into peril and into a strange, hidden world of genetic experimentation.
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Good Interview, Allyson. And M.Pax your book sounds wonderful! Good Luck and much success!!
Thanks for hosting me today, Allyson.
Thank you, Cathrina!
Fun interview! 3 moments would take some reflection, but winning NaNoWriMo last year is certainly one of them 🙂
Favorite dessert is cheesecake.
Thanks so much for visiting, M! And to everyone for stopping by 😀
And Aria – completely agree. Winning NaNoWriMo is always a big moment!
Great interview:) Congrats M.Pax.. your book sounds so good.
Favorite dessert….Olive Garden Black Tie Mousse!!!
Sounds like a great book!!!
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My favorite desserts are always fruit flavored with lemon & raspberry topping the list. Doesn’t really matter what it is, as long as it has a fruity flavor.
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You all have me very hungry now. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by Tania, Josie, and Kathy.
Thanks again for the fun interview, Allyson.
Favorite desert…chocolate pie for sure!