My new blog feature called the Saturday Standard is a fun
little sneak peek behind the scenes featuring character interviews and other
items of interest—thirteen questions about the setting, plot, or character
traits, a collage of inspirational pictures I used while writing, or anything
else that strikes my fancy. Each week one of my pseudonyms will post for the
new weekly feature.
Today, I'm going to revisit my very first release with
Ellipses Press and interview the main characters, Shyler Lumen and Marshton
Grey.
This week… Marshton will be answering questions about what drives
him—and reveals a small surprise.
Let's get to it…
THE SATURDAY STANDARD
ML Skye: Hello, Mr.
Grey. Thank you for agreeing to answer some questions and for letting me ask
while en route to your destination.
Marshton Grey: Marshton
or Marsh, please. When I'm out of the office, I try to keep things casual.
ML: By out of the
office, you mean your headquarters, located in Queen City on Mars. Is that
correct?
Marsh: That's our
main location, but I have interests all over the galaxy.
MLS: Yes, I see
you're on the board of directors for several corporations and have controlling
interest in more than a few.
MG: That's true. I
tend to keep very busy.
MLS: How do you
keep everything going and not get overwhelmed?
MG: I have great
people who do a wonderful job helping me out. [He pauses] And even then, I make
an occasional mistake.
MLS: Really? Can
you give an example?
MG: I'm not at
liberty to say at this time, which I know sounds like a cop out, but lives are
at stake and I can't put them in jeopardy.
MLS: Goodness.
Sounds all very cloak and dagger.
MG: It's not,
really. But people close to me are involved and I need to handle the situation
personally.
MLS: I would
guess, if it's dragging you to the edge of the galaxy.
[Marsh's pilot announces docking is underway]
MLS: Thank you for
your time, Marsh. How long will you be staying here?
MG: On Furlough
99? Hopefully not long. I have business interests on the station, but they
don't call it the ass end of the universe for nothing.
MLS: [laughs] I've
heard many tales.
MG: It's the ones
you don't hear about that are the most interesting.
Marshton Grey is a man who's used to getting what he wants.
Let's see if he can get past Shyler Lumen in Finding Home (A Furlough 99 Novella).
Available on Amazon
I hope you enjoyed the latest edition of the Saturday
Standard. Stay tuned for more in the near future.
Thanks for reading!
Catch everyone on the flip!
ML Skye
No comments:
Post a Comment