New Interview UP
Yesterday, I did an interview with Jeannie Musick and today, it's up. On the net. Ready to be read.
I'll let Jeannie discuss the links:
"The interview is up!
Here are the two links.
· The first is to Tanya’s introductory page. It has a link to the interview itself: http://www.jeanniemusick.com/interviews/tanya-huff/
· The second is a link directly to the interview, which is title “Not in My City”: http://www.jeanniemusick.com/interviews/tanya-huff/not-in-my-city/
The interview jumps over her lovely picture, her bio, the list of her books, etc. But some people like to get to the meat, so whichever you like to use. The title of the interview pays homage to Tanya’s fascinating uniqueness of her vampire’s inability for “apex predators” to be together.
I loved interviewing Tanya and hope I didn’t wear her out. J I tend to be very curious.
My website has automatic translation into hundreds of languages. (I get regular hits from around the world) so your fans through Europe can actually read the interview in their own languages. Feel free to spread word about the interview to them. (I have found out that Korea, Japan, Italy, France, Germany, China, oh everywhere, are interested in vampires.)"
I'll let Jeannie discuss the links:
"The interview is up!
Here are the two links.
· The first is to Tanya’s introductory page. It has a link to the interview itself: http://www.jeanniemusick.com/interviews/tanya-huff/
· The second is a link directly to the interview, which is title “Not in My City”: http://www.jeanniemusick.com/interviews/tanya-huff/not-in-my-city/
The interview jumps over her lovely picture, her bio, the list of her books, etc. But some people like to get to the meat, so whichever you like to use. The title of the interview pays homage to Tanya’s fascinating uniqueness of her vampire’s inability for “apex predators” to be together.
I loved interviewing Tanya and hope I didn’t wear her out. J I tend to be very curious.
My website has automatic translation into hundreds of languages. (I get regular hits from around the world) so your fans through Europe can actually read the interview in their own languages. Feel free to spread word about the interview to them. (I have found out that Korea, Japan, Italy, France, Germany, China, oh everywhere, are interested in vampires.)"