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Kelly Meding
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Pisze książki: fantasy, science fiction
Urodzona: 24.06.1980
About The Author
ME: Ahem. *clears throat* In an effort to bypass the traditional list of things you may be curious about me, I’ve decided to allow the heroine of my upcoming novel THREE DAYS TO DEAD to conduct a brief interview. Evangeline “Evy” Stone is a former paranormal bounty hunter who is resurrected into a new, somewhat clumsy body with only three days— EVY: Didn’t they read all that on the front page of this website? ME: Well, probably. I was trying to give you an intro. EVY: This isn’t my interview. Introduce yourself. ME: But that’s what the interview is for. I can answer questions, but I kind at suck public speaking and making stuff up off the top of my head. EVY: Evidently. ME: What? EVY: Never mind. Okay, so I’m Evy Stone, here talking with my author and creator, Kelly Meding. So why don’t we start with A/S/L information? ME: With what? EVY: Age, sex, location. ME: Female, duh. I live in a little town in Eastern Shore Maryland, about ten minutes from Ocean City, with my best friend and one slightly neurotic cat. EVY: Your best friend is a neurotic cat? ME: No, my cat is neurotic. EVY: That’s what I said. ME: Evy… EVY: Moving on, you forgot age. ME: Over twenty-one. EVY: Fair enough. How long have you been a writer? ME: Since I was twelve. I wrote my first, horrible attempt at a YA novel back in seventh grade, and I’m forever grateful to a former friend who destroyed it in a fit of adolescent anger. Saves my eyes from bleeding. I moved onto writing screenplays in high school and college, and then went back to prose during my last two years in college. EVY: Where’d you go and what’d you study? ME: I have a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, Film Studies Concentration, from Messiah College. EVY: Never heard of it. ME: The degree or the school? *rattling* *mic feedback* EVY: So my life is all work, work, work. Does that mean your life is write, write, write? ME: A good portion of my free time, yes. But I also hold down a part-time job at a major home furnishing retailer (I love decorating and design),which helps pay the bills. When I’m not writing or working, I can be found reading a good book, making jewelry, painting ceramics, playing with my cat, or watching movies. EVY: Okay, good, you’re giving me something to work with here. Five movies everyone should see? ME: The Secret of NIMH, L.A. Confidential, Band of Brothers, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and The Dark Knight. EVY: Jeez, eclectic much? How about books? ME: Five books? Um…Watership Down, by Richard Adams; The Story Girl, by LM Montgomery; The Stand, by Stephen King; the Little House on the Prairie series; anything by Gena Showalter (she’s awesome!). EVY: Any of those books have characters who actually get to . You are no fun. ME: Any other questions for me? EVY: I can think of a few, but they’d probably get deleted, too. ME: Very likely. Well, that’s that. Say good night, Gracie. EVY: Who the hell’s Gracie? ME: *sighshttp://kellymeding.com
ME: Ahem. *clears throat* In an effort to bypass the traditional list of things you may be curious about me, I’ve decided to allow the heroine of my upcoming novel THREE DAYS TO DEAD to conduct a brief interview. Evangeline “Evy” Stone is a former paranormal bounty hunter who is resurrected into a new, somewhat clumsy body with only three days— EVY: Didn’t they read all that on the front page of this website? ME: Well, probably. I was trying to give you an intro. EVY: This isn’t my interview. Introduce yourself. ME: But that’s what the interview is for. I can answer questions, but I kind at suck public speaking and making stuff up off the top of my head. EVY: Evidently. ME: What? EVY: Never mind. Okay, so I’m Evy Stone, here talking with my author and creator, Kelly Meding. So why don’t we start with A/S/L information? ME: With what? EVY: Age, sex, location. ME: Female, duh. I live in a little town in Eastern Shore Maryland, about ten minutes from Ocean City, with my best friend and one slightly neurotic cat. EVY: Your best friend is a neurotic cat? ME: No, my cat is neurotic. EVY: That’s what I said. ME: Evy… EVY: Moving on, you forgot age. ME: Over twenty-one. EVY: Fair enough. How long have you been a writer? ME: Since I was twelve. I wrote my first, horrible attempt at a YA novel back in seventh grade, and I’m forever grateful to a former friend who destroyed it in a fit of adolescent anger. Saves my eyes from bleeding. I moved onto writing screenplays in high school and college, and then went back to prose during my last two years in college. EVY: Where’d you go and what’d you study? ME: I have a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, Film Studies Concentration, from Messiah College. EVY: Never heard of it. ME: The degree or the school? *rattling* *mic feedback* EVY: So my life is all work, work, work. Does that mean your life is write, write, write? ME: A good portion of my free time, yes. But I also hold down a part-time job at a major home furnishing retailer (I love decorating and design),which helps pay the bills. When I’m not writing or working, I can be found reading a good book, making jewelry, painting ceramics, playing with my cat, or watching movies. EVY: Okay, good, you’re giving me something to work with here. Five movies everyone should see? ME: The Secret of NIMH, L.A. Confidential, Band of Brothers, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and The Dark Knight. EVY: Jeez, eclectic much? How about books? ME: Five books? Um…Watership Down, by Richard Adams; The Story Girl, by LM Montgomery; The Stand, by Stephen King; the Little House on the Prairie series; anything by Gena Showalter (she’s awesome!). EVY: Any of those books have characters who actually get to . You are no fun. ME: Any other questions for me? EVY: I can think of a few, but they’d probably get deleted, too. ME: Very likely. Well, that’s that. Say good night, Gracie. EVY: Who the hell’s Gracie? ME: *sighshttp://kellymeding.com
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