Author Roy E. Stolworthy joins me today to talk about his historical thriller, Echoes of Madness.
Bio:
Residing in
central England I have written eight novels. Two traditionally published, the
remainder self published, which I prefer. After nine years in the RAF as ground
crew I worked in the Middle East as an engineer.
Welcome, Roy. Please tell us about your
current release.
This book is
not my current release. With the centenary of the end of WWI I thought this an
apt time to promote my work. Something I rarely do.
What inspired you to write this book?
To show how
men lost their minds in a mindless conflict.
What exciting story are you working on
next?
An action
story of men searching for and discovering a huge cache of Nazi treasure.
Do you write full-time? If so, what's
your work day like? If not, what do you do other than write and how do you find
time to write?
Yes, I write
full time but have slowed quite a bit. Other than writing, I like to read.
What would you say is your interesting
writing quirk?
Sheer
amazement when a book is finished. I wonder how I managed to do it.
As a child, what did you want to be when
you grew up?
Happy, and
make others happy.
Anything additional you want to share
with the readers?
I am almost
77 years of age and would love to share my good health with others.
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Thanks for joining me today, Roy.
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