From the journal
Fellow Canadian Book Blogger Guest Post!!!
Thanks Rob Milne, for having me aboard! Read below for an interview with Scott Spotson, and his two new upcoming books, more details not available elsewhere!
http://beauty-in-ruins.blogspot.ca/2013/07/talking-time-travel-magic-with-scott.html
Here is the beginning excerpt... to see more, click on the website above!
We have the good fortune today to welcome Scott Spotson to the ruins. An author, artist, and fellow Canuck, Scott currently has three titles in print, with a fourth - the creepy and unsettling thriller, Delusional - soon to come.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by today, Scott. For those who haven't yet had a chance to give Seeking Dr. Magic or Life II a read, please tell us a little about yourself.
Hi, thank you as well for having me here! I’ll start off by saying I’m glad we’re both Canadian, as we do need a Canadian voice in this world of indie writers! My book, “Life II,” is wholly set in Canada, except for side trips to Greece. I work in tax, which many people would find to be a field which is a polar opposite to creative writing! Not to worry, there’s absolutely no discourse on taxes in any of my books! Well, Stieg Larsson gave it a shot, but he abandoned the tax discourse after about 100 pages to write a murder mystery instead. I'd say the opportunity is still there!
[More on link above]
http://beauty-in-ruins.blogspot.ca/2013/07/talking-time-travel-magic-with-scott.html
Here is the beginning excerpt... to see more, click on the website above!
We have the good fortune today to welcome Scott Spotson to the ruins. An author, artist, and fellow Canuck, Scott currently has three titles in print, with a fourth - the creepy and unsettling thriller, Delusional - soon to come.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by today, Scott. For those who haven't yet had a chance to give Seeking Dr. Magic or Life II a read, please tell us a little about yourself.
Hi, thank you as well for having me here! I’ll start off by saying I’m glad we’re both Canadian, as we do need a Canadian voice in this world of indie writers! My book, “Life II,” is wholly set in Canada, except for side trips to Greece. I work in tax, which many people would find to be a field which is a polar opposite to creative writing! Not to worry, there’s absolutely no discourse on taxes in any of my books! Well, Stieg Larsson gave it a shot, but he abandoned the tax discourse after about 100 pages to write a murder mystery instead. I'd say the opportunity is still there!
[More on link above]
