Seanan McGuire (seanan_mcguire) wrote,
Seanan McGuire
seanan_mcguire
  • Mood: awake
  • Music: Conflict 2009, "The Black Death."

A few interviews for a Saturday morning.

I have a story, "Julie Broise and the Devil," in the book Night-Mantled: The Best of Wily Writers, vol. 1. In preparation for the release, all of the authors included in this book were interviewed by Angel, our editor.

Here is her interview with me.

Learn fun things! Watch me answer silly questions! Enjoy the traditional interview format!

But what's that, you say? You're tired of the traditional interview format? You want to see it mixed up a little bit, rendered new and interesting again? Well, you're in luck, because Erin from Toasted Cheese (and my comics) decided to interview me-as-Mira using a fascinating new format that looks something like the bastard child of a pop quiz and an internet meme.

You can read my Toasted Cheese alphabet interview here.

Go forth, and be amazed as freedom to say whatever I want leads to some things you may not have heard me say seventeen times already!

And that's our interviews for the morning.
Tags: interviews, mira grant, silliness
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brightlotusmoon

April 16 2011, 23:22:34 UTC 6 years ago

I really really really resonate with your answer for "O" in the Toasted Cheese interview.
My imaginary friend is named Dana, and I've lived with her for... *counts* oh damn, about sixteen years. Since I was 16. And hers is the first book I wrote. One of my biggest fears is that people will hate Dana's book, and I won't be able to do anything except, as you said, "Oh, yeah? Well, I don't like your talking banana!"

seanan_mcguire

April 18 2011, 04:38:29 UTC 6 years ago

It can be hard sometimes, but mostly people dislike me, and that helps. :)

brightlotusmoon

April 18 2011, 05:01:15 UTC 6 years ago

That is a good thing to know.

Mom was right, I'll need a tough skin (and to not read Amazon reviews).