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Friday, February 1, 2013

The Next Big Thing: Omega Effect

So I was tagged in The Next Big Thing by David Jon Fuller and Peter Dawes. Here you have it.

Ten Interview Questions for the Next Big Thing:

What is your working title of your book? 
Omega Effect 

Where did the idea come from for the book? 
It’s the second in the series of the Van Helsing Organization 

What genre does your book fall under? 
Urban Fantasy/ Paranormal

Which actors would you choose to play your characters in a movie rendition?
Gabby would be Cristina Scabbia from the band Lacuna Coil:



For Esais, Brandon Roth:



For Adrian, Shooter Jennings:



For Tres, Andrei Andrei Aaliyah:



For Marge, Jennifer Morrison:



Anyone else, I’m not revealing for purpose of spoilers.

What is the one-sentence synopsis of your book?
The Van Helsing Organization hunt down Marge’s demon, only to find one of them is ready end the world.

Will your book be self-published or represented by an agency?
It will be self-published.

How long did it take you to write the first draft of your manuscript?
I’m still writing the first draft.

What other books would you compare this story to within your genre?
Dresden Files. The Kate Daniels Series.

Who or what inspired you to write this book?
It started out from a roleplaying game. I love these characters and wanted to play in their world more.

What else about your book might pique the reader’s interest?
It has action, an epic story, love and loss.


I’m going to cheat a bit. As I said, both David Jon Fuller and Peter Dawes tagged me. You should check out their blogs. I’m linking some who have already post theirs because well I love their blogs. First, my girl Friday, Jessica Fortunato, author of The Sin Collector Series and Steam, which is released today. Next, Thomas Winship, author of the Vaempires series, who’s has an awesome dark creepy blog. Finally, Paul Anthony Short, author of Locked Within. I’ve been following his blog for some time and I ‘love it. And that’s it. Right you’re only getting three. What can I say? I abide by no rules!


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  2. I totally understand about wanting to continue/grow a story from a roleplaying game. Some of the campaigns I was in or ran years ago stay with me, and I wonder whether I could turn any of them into a novel.

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    1. You should probably take a look. One of my favorite things about roleplaying are the stories involved.

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    2. Plus, it's a perfect example of how characters (ie. other players) can come up with stuff out of left field that you'd never think of :)

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    3. Ah, so true. Happens all the time in the games I'm in.

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