A quiet word with Puddle winner, Christine Lucas

[jongibbs]

Writer, blogger, and winner of this year's Meager Puddle of Limelight Award for Best Book Title, Christine Lucas (aka silverwerecat), answers some probing questions about herself and her work, including her winning title, The Geometry of Time.

Congratulations on your recent victory. Which came first, the book title or the story idea?
In this case, the story, then

Comments

[bogwitch64]

Christine! Congratulations on your Puddle! You and I share a publisher in Hadley Rille Books.

Great interview, Jon! I didn't notice either one of your accents. :-P

[jongibbs]

Jolly decent of you to say so :)

[silverwerecat]

Thank you! Eric (from HRB) should have known that once you feed (or publish) a cat, they keep coming back. ;)

[bogwitch64]

Eric is always feeding strays. That's how he ended up with ME!

The only Greek lolcats I could find.

[msstacy13]

Re: The only Greek lolcats I could find.

[jongibbs]

:)

Re: The only Greek lolcats I could find.

[silverwerecat]

Lol. That's awesome! *steals and runs*

In case anyone's wondering, "trikabalo" is slang for "three people mounting a motorbike". Of course, it has many interpretations... :p

[just_ann_now]

Excellent interview! Great picture!

[silverwerecat]

Thank you! And *sigh* that's me ten years ago...

[silverwerecat]

Thank you! And *sigh* that's me ten years ago...

[celestialgldfsh]

Great interview. I love that the title was inspired by an old Babylon 5 tape bonking you on the head. I've had B5 inspire some of my own work as well, though not in such a physical way.

[silverwerecat]

Thank you! (And may I applaud you for your, um, tasteful icon. :p

And B5 has been a great inspiration for me too.