Eric James Stone interviewed me. It was fun. I got to explain why I stick Mormons in everything contemporary that I write. 🙂 (though he didn’t ask why I manage to stick Portuguese characters into everything too)
Eric James Stone interviewed me. It was fun. I got to explain why I stick Mormons in everything contemporary that I write. 🙂 (though he didn’t ask why I manage to stick Portuguese characters into everything too)
Ham is always the answer.
Except when the answer is bacon.
Draven, that was exactly where my mind went as well.
I guess the question then is if Ham is perhaps a genre, to which bacon belongs. That might also include pulled pork and advocate for Cuban sandwiches, and I couldn’t be happier.
I didn’t know that Letters could be Mormon… I thought that the church was only open to people.
“And of course, in Grimnoir Chronicles, John Moses Browning is one of the pivotal supporting characters. Because Mormon gun-wizard? Why the heck not?”
Because John Moses Browning. Full Stop.
I’m fairly certain that I’ve read about more Portagees in the 2 years since I’ve discovered your books than in the previous 38 literate years of my life.
I read more but I believe they were mostly unsavory types breeding with demonic mermen or selling arcane tomes of forbidden knowledge. When they weren’t fishing of course.
Larry, I’m an introvert who hates debate/arguing. I really wish I had a little version of you that I could carry around for schooling unreasonable people. I’d probably have to get some sort of government license for that. Larry Control.