Canister X – A.P. Fuchs: Zombie, Paranormal Romance and Superhero Novelist, Blogger, Artist, Publisher

This was a neat interview opportunity. 25 questions covering a lot of topics, including love, books, songs, Jason Biggs, how long I have gone without a bath, and even spanking.

The interview can be read here.

Last night I took part in an interview at The New Dragon Talk, which is a video version of its predecessor, Dragon Talk Radio (of which I was on a couple years back). Hosted by Jon Klement, it was a great time and we talked about comics, superheroes, Bigfoot, zombies, writing, publishing, Canadian comic cons, and more. I also disclosed my number one piece of publishing advice for anyone looking to find success in this biz and, it seems, one that’s often overlooked.

The recorded video is embedded below. Please take a moment to check it out, or push play and let it air in the background as you go about your Web surfing.

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A couple months back I was kidnapped and dragged down into a basement studio, a black bag over my head. When it was yanked off, I found myself face-to-face with the Clown Prince of Crime himself–the Joker! After ruining my underwear and excreting several litres of panicked sweat, I discovered the Joker’s been given a bad rap and is actually a stand-up guy who’s been grossly misunderstood.

Mr. J asked to interview me about my work, publishing and comics. I’m not sure what happened after that though I know I kept eyeing the array of knives on the desk in front of us. Everything else is fuzzy. I vaguely remember a rubber mask, something about cards and not touching teeth, and running towards a car amidst gunshots. The rest is a blur.

Turns out it was taped and the video is below.

Let’s see what really went on that night. I’m dying to know. Hahahahahahahahahaha…

You can watch it on Youtube here.

The Same Six Questions have posted their interview with me, in which we talk about which of my characters I’d like to meet in real life, when I knew I wanted to be a writer, what my first long piece of fiction was, and more.

The interview can be found here.

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The other week I was interviewed for The Genre Traveler podcast and the interview is now live.

We talked about how I got started in publishing, going from comic artist to writer to eventually a writer/publisher. We went over my superhero series, Axiom-man Saga, superhero and zombies as a metaphor, zombie fiction, my unpublished novel, how Keith Gouveia turned Coscom Entertainment into a traditional press, Bruce Lee, and lots more.

The interview is available here or by clicking the image above.

Unfortunately, there was a slight issue with the phone connection, but I listened in just now and it sounds pretty clear save for the occasional blip. Check it out, though. Probably one of my most favorite interviews I’ve ever done.

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Recently, VampireBooks.ca did an interview with me. Now that interview is live on their site. We talk about the need to create, my number one advice for writers, a comment to readers, what time of day I feel most creative, and more.

The interview can be accessed here.

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“Spot” of the book blog See Spot Read has posted her interview with me along with her review of Discovery of Death, the first book in my Blood of my World vampire series. We talk about the Blood of my World books, of course, my biggest fears, advice to newbie writers, and more.

The interview is available here.

The review is available here.

Really glad she liked the book!

Good morning,

Just a heads up that I’ll be on the BlogTalk Radio show, Secrets of the Avid Reader Blogger, today, starting at 3pm PST/5pm CST.

We’ll be talking about my new paranormal romance series, Blood of my World. Be sure to tune in, even call in and participate.

The direct link to the show is right here.

Hope to talk to you later.

Jessica Stewart over at the book blog A GREAT Read has just posted her interview with me, in which I talk about the Blood of my World vampire series, writing a novella versus writing a novel, and what I do in my spare time.

Please hop on over to the blog and see what we talked about, and at the bottom read her reviews of Discovery of Death, Memories of Death, and Life of Death.

Hope everyone’s having a good Thursday.

Jess C. Scott interviewed me for her website, in which I talk about writing/publishing, my favorite Stephen King quote (from On Writing), my number one tip for writers and more.

It is available for your online viewing here.

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