![]() Hearing Voices
-- Q&A with author Axel Cruise RG: How did you get into writing? Is it that classic story of long-time reader who decides to pick up a pen? RG: Your parents must have loved that. RG: I think we’ve all been on the receiving end of that one. So did you have to sneak in your TV time? RG: Oooh, good answer. That must’ve driven them crazy! RG: (Nodding whilst holding a copy of Hearing Voices) Seems you were. RG: Any TV shows in particular? AC: Not really. I watched pretty much everything. Anime, sit-coms, superheroes—I loved them all. Even stuff I was a little too young to understand. Like for example Seinfeld or Married with Children, when I was only five or six. RG: OK, so it was through copious watching that you subconsciously picked up the fundamentals of story production? RG: I think Ben Stiller had a similar theory for himself. He wasn’t just watching TV, he was studying it. Were movies a big thing for you? RG: OK, let’s turn back to the written word. You’re an avid reader, so when did your love of books take flame? RG: 16? That’s late. RG: Which biographies? RG: What about fiction? When did that start? RG: Which one? RG: Who are your favorite authors? RG: Are there any self-published authors you particularly look up to? ![]()
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