Sentences with phrase «vigilante author»
The Vigilante Author: Where can people buy your books, Larry?
http://www.bidinotto.com/
The Vigilante Author: Amen to that.
It's the kind of review every author lives for, and that a Vigilante Author would kill to receive.
The Vigilante Author: Nate, thanks for introducing yourself and your work to my readers.
The Vigilante Author: No, let's not go there, or we'll spend the rest of the interview time sharing our mutual indignation over the state of the nation.
The Vigilante Author: Many writers I've interviewed have spent hours responding to my questions, yet you gave me all these answers during a break.
The Vigilante Author: Strange profession, isn't it?
The Vigilante Author: How did you start out in this fiction - writing gig?
The Vigilante Author: Like me, you are a self - published author.
The Vigilante Author: Here's the good news, Russell: After fifty books and millions of sales, it ain't no fluke.
The Vigilante Author: Russell, this has been a privilege, an inspiration, and a learning experience for me — and I'm sure for my readers.
The Vigilante Author: What did you have in mind in creating as unusual a protagonist as Grant Cogar?
The Vigilante Author: Five to eight thousand words per day?
The Vigilante Author: Which I definitely encourage them to do.
The Vigilante Author: Well, in their days, they didn't have big light bills, but I take your point.
The Vigilante Author: I couldn't agree more.
The Vigilante Author: Like me, Stephen, you chose self - publish.
The Vigilante Author: I've just started reading your work, beginning with the original JET, which I'm enjoying for its amazing pacing and colorful action scenes.
The Vigilante Author: I love a quotation from one of your previous interviews about how in your books, the good guys always win.
The Vigilante Author: My own experiences, though much more limited, are similar.
The Vigilante Author: It'll do.
The Vigilante Author: No, it isn't.
The Vigilante Author: Yeah.
THE VIGILANTE AUTHOR: Rose, having written adult romantic suspense with serious themes, the subject matter, tone, and target audience of The Accidental Dragon couldn't be more different.
The Vigilante Author: I just looked it up.
The Vigilante Author: Russell, thank you for your willingness to share with my readers a bit of yourself, your journey, and your work.
The Vigilante Author: When I write fiction, I wear my convictions on my sleeve, so to speak.
The Vigilante Author: So, «several million» in just four years!
The Vigilante Author: Thanks for joining me, Stephen.
The Vigilante Author: How would you describe or characterize your fiction, either by genre, themes, or subject matter?
The Vigilante Author: Cogar is definitely a departure from the kind of heroes usually spotlighted here.
The Vigilante Author: I started out too old to have time to waste jumping through those kinds of hoops.
The Vigilante Author: DeMille is another one of my favorites, especially his John Corey stories — the first - person hero has a truly memorable voice.
The Vigilante Author: Yep.
If you want to know more about Brad and his work, check out my interview with him here on «The Vigilante Author.»
The Vigilante Author: Agreed.
The Vigilante Author: What about the issue of comparing thrillers and commercial fiction with so - called literary fiction?
The Vigilante Author: That's funny; same here.
The Vigilante Author: I could nominate a few real - life candidates for such treatment.
The Vigilante Author: What's cool about self - publishing is that a creative person like you doesn't get stuck in some publisher's genre box.
The Vigilante Author: After all this time, you probably have some opinions about the kind of qualities you think are most important for any would - be writer.
The Vigilante Author: I've had that same kind of good fortune, with encouragement from writers like Brad Thor, Lee Child, Stephen Hunter, and the late Vince Flynn.
And I positioned myself as «the Vigilante Author.»
The Vigilante Author: If I were from the NSA and bugged your office with a hidden video camera, what would I see?
The Vigilante Author: Rose, even though I've given your books glowing endorsements on Amazon, let me congratulate you once again.
The Vigilante Author: That's a terrific way to build a bond with your fans.
Finally, as a result of these soaring sales, your Vigilante Author has personally climbed up Amazon's «Author Rank» list.
I launched this blog, «The Vigilante Author,» to position me in the minds of thriller readers who like and are looking for that kind of fiction.
The Vigilante Author: I'm glad adults didn't discourage you back them.
The Vigilante Author: Indeed.