While I was on tour, I did quite a few interviews, but because I was so busy with the tour itself, I never had a chance to post any of them up here on the blog.
The most elaborate of these was a interview I did with Peter Orullian out in Seattle. He had three cameras and everything. Very posh.
The interview was at The Signed Page, and I was about to knuckle down and sign the books that people had ordered. You see those boxes in the background? They’re full of The Wise Man’s Fear. There’s another 40-50 boxes behind the camera too. I signed 1500 books later on that day.
This interview was on February 28th, the day before my book was released, so it was still the day before my tour started. You’d think I’d be a little more bright-eyed and bushy tailed. But the truth is, I was already exhausted. I was in a rush getting ready for my trip, and so I hadn’t slept at all the night before I got on the plane.
So the downside is that I’m not as perky as I might otherwise be.
But the upside is that sleep deprivation probably causes me to rave deliriously on a few topics I’d otherwise stay quiet about.
As always, I’m a wordy bitch. So the interview is broken up into three pieces:
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Two:
Three:
I wish I could give you some idea what we talked about, but, as usual, I can’t bring myself to watch videos of myself. So I really have no idea what I said in these interviews.
That said, I do remember we had a good time recording it, and I wouldn’t have talked for 45 minutes if he hadn’t been asking me good questions….
Share and enjoy,
pat
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