Hello everyone!
Next up on our Love Dust Blog Tour is Susan Gibbons, author of “Peppermint Kisses”. Not only does Susan hail from my home state of Ohio, but we also share the pages of the new release Fireburst together. Here is the interview she did for Pixie Forest Publishing. Enjoy!
My daughter and her great-grandfather. She was his baby-doll and he always had a Starlight mint for her.
5. Where do you write? Is there a special place? Share a picture if you wish.
I do a lot of writing in my car – at soccer practice, at tennis lessons, at Boy Scouts, or in the park parking lot. It’s only me with music blaring lost in my thoughts.
6. Do you consider reading as part of your job as a writer? Why or why not?
Absolutely. I’m not an avid reader, but I try to keep something on hand at all times. Reading helps writers grow. I see things I like and things I don’t. I’ve seen the same mistakes in my own writings as in books and it reminds me to fix them.
7. Other than family, what are five things you cannot live without?
I’m a simple person. 1. Hand sanitizer 2. Index cards; 3. Socks; 4. Some sort of transportation (a bike, a car, a train…I like to travel long distances); and 5. Aquaphor
8. What is your all-time favorite TV show?
The Donna Reed Show.
9. Not picking your own, which story in Love Dust is your favorite?
They’re all so good! It’s a toss-up between Brandy Bonifas’s The Beech Tree Carving and Alan I’Anson’s To the Moon and Back.
10. If you could meet one writer in the history of the world, who would it be? What would you talk about?
Henry Winkler. Yes, he was the Fonz, but he also writes children’s books for dyslexics – The Hank Zipzer series. We would talk about his dyslexia and what he wishes his education would have included since my own son is profoundly dyslexic.
11. What are you working on now?
I’m editing book 2 of The Dreamers Trilogy (I lost a few pages and it’s just not coming back to me properly). I have a few short stories and flash fictions in the works for which I’m excited to find homes.
12. Where can we find more about you and your work?
Facebook or my website. https://www.facebook.com/autho