Interview: A. K. Kuykendall Author of Conspirator's Odyssey
August 22, 2008 09:40 PM EDT
(Updated: September 23, 2008 08:00 AM EDT)
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| Action/Thriller | | Norm Goldman, Publisher & Editor of Bookpleasures.com interviews A.K. Kuydendall author of Conspirator's Odyssey: The Evolution of the Patron Saint | To read Norm's Interview CLICK HERE | | Bookpleasures.com |
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Comments: 9 ( 2 removed by A.K. Kuykendall )
Thank you!
Great interview. However, "You" still remain a mystery. There are no comments to follow and no way for someone to get a more in depth understanding of who you are.
It's great to know where your values lie though. Sounds like you have a great family and get to enjoy them. There is nothing like being able to be with your children as they grow up especially in the first few years. Blink. It may be a "Bold Assumption" but you sound like your wife's tender warrior. Curious as to what her response to that would be.
I am trying to get my hands on a copy to read but I haven't been able to talk anyone into it yet though. I hope your tour is a success and I am keeping my eyes peeled for something new. Anything. I did read a great review of the book somewhere here on Gather (I think) and look forward to reading it.
I wish you the best with the book. Have you ever considered writing a screen play for it?
Thanks for your comment and advice! Tender warrior is what she has as your 'Bold Assumption' was dead on. I do hope you aquire yourself a copy of my manuscript as I would love to get your take on it. The way you assess literature is facinating and that assumption is derived from your rather indepth correspondence towards the many articles posted here on gather.
Screenplay is already complete ... simply awaiting producing offers through my agent/publicist. Now, I just consider my screenplay (originally entitled 'Fierce Chicanery') a guide for the established screenwriter that takes on my book for adaptation one day.
Your comment as to the mystery which is I is interesting! I like to remain a bit of a mystery as my literary counterparts have done for years. Trust me, it's all a strategy by my publicist as more of myself is revealed with every interview. Stay tuned, as I know you will.
A bit of the mystery which is I, revealed:
My motivation; for as long as I can remember, is the idea of Superman?
Thanks for the comment! And thou bias ... the book is worth reading. I hope you aquire yourself a copy and get back to me with a personal review that I'll post on my website www.thewriterofbooks.com
Beyond my literary aspirations, my family trumps all. Again, thanks for your comment.
Thank you!
Thank you!