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Kathy
Bunn-Schultz interview, author of The Convent
and the Rose and Riley's Gift.
Where were your born and raised?
I was born in Atlanta, Georgia, on a cold Thanksgiving
day. There was even a touch of snow on the ground. I lived there until I was 21 and since then
have traveled to many states.
I presently
reside in Texas.
What was it that first got you into writing and when did
you start writing?
As a child, I
acted out little scenes, like most children do when playing, but never put them
down on paper. I invented stories to
tell my son when he was small and was told that they were good, but I did not
put anything on paper until a chance deja vu experience encouraged me to put it
down on paper and see what happens. I
did and I have been writing lyrics and stories since 1982.
Which writers have influenced you
the most?
Faulkner,
Hemingway, Doyle, and Elizabeth B. Browning.
What kind of things do you write?
Romance, war
and almost all my writings have a tinge of the mystique.
At present, I have two books published.
1. Convent and
the Rose..A romantic Western, mystique ending
2. Riley's Gift, Drama, Romance, War, ESP
What are you working on now?
I am working
on a spy thriller.
What is your working day like?
My working day consists of maybe an hour during the week
(I work a full time job as a nurse). On
weekends, I spend most of my Saturdays writing.
What is the most exciting thing
about writing for you?
The
excitement of new ideas, new characters and trying to make them come alive on
the pages.
What is the most frustrating thing
about writing for you?
Accurate
information that I might need about the time period, weapons, etc. I really have to spend some time
researching.
What is the best piece of feedback that you've had from
your audience?
I am happy to
say that nothing has pleased me more than to have people tell me that the
characters seemed so real and that the reader felt like he or she was right
there living the experience with them.
Do you write for a particular audience, or is your first
priority to satisfy your own creativity?
Probably a
combination of both. My first two books
have been for adults. I have a child's
book in mind and will tackle that one later on. I also satisfy myself in that I try to inject a bit of wisdom
into all of my books, most of the time in a humorous way.
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Do you have any short stories or poems published online?
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