Hi folks,
I've been waiting for a long time for this to appear--I participated in an interview with the brilliant writer, Richard Godwin, that took us over a month to create and I'm extremely proud of it. Richard asked the kinds of questions I've never been asked and have always wanted to respond to. I've been honored to have been interviewed by lots of folks, but never to the depth Richard goes to.
Please check it out if you have a few minutes at http://www.richardgodwin.net/author-interviews-extensive/chin-wag-at-the-slaughterhouse-interview-with-les-edgerton
I doubt if I'll ever have another opportunity like this one. As exhausting as the process was, I don't know if my mind and body could hold up! It was a draining experience.
Blue skies,
Les
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Awesome stuff, Les. Kudos to you!
I decided to reread the interview and came away feeling great. As you tell 'em, Les, "Blue skies."
'Draining'... now that's the same word I used when I was 'probed' by Mr Godwin! Great minds 'n' all that, bud. :-)
Thanks, Kenn and Col. Col, I don't know if you ever saw the movie WAITING FOR GUFFMAN, but if you do, you'll know an alternate meaning to the word "probing." :)
Les, did see the movie and yeah, 'probing', WTF!
Remarkable interview, Les.
Amazing interview, and your sharp understanding of the human mind---not just the criminal mind in particular---blows me away!
I am deeply grateful for the fact that you're writing [about] fiction, Les, so I can devour your the knowledge you share. :)
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