Tomorrow I’ll share some more thoughts about this tour, but just let me say this: With the thousands of views, dozens of comments (not only on the blog, but also on Facebook) and fun giveaways, I’d totally say it was worth it! Thank you to everyone who took part in this and made my writing world a little bit more fun!
Ok, so the blog tour post for today is going to be a little bit late on this blog, but you do not want to miss it! The blog actually belongs to a good friend of our family and he’s doing an author interview. I figured since he’s actually met me in person, instead of just in the blogging world, he’d be able to come up with some interesting questions for me to answer for y’all.
At one point my sister decided to hijack the interview and I ended up with a whole (totally untrue) childhood history I didn’t even know about. (Think purple hair, phobia of crying and weeks of complete solitude.) Thankfully, my sister values my reputation in the blogging world too much to let it get posted so y’all are going to end up with real answers. =)
Really though, this post took the longest time to write (by far!) and I think it turned out quite, um… Interesting. 🙂 So check it out for yourself later on today!
What about you? If you could ask me any question in an interview, what would it be?
Noveltea 
I definitely look forward to this post. 🙂 Purple hair? I never knew you had a punk rock side. You hide it well.
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That's just it! I DON't! She invented answers out of thin air, and thankfully they did not make it into the final draft. I'm about as un-punk-rock-star as they get! 🙂
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The question I'd probably ask is: “What is the best advice you could give to fellow writers?”
Have a blessed day!
His Princess,
Bekah
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Nice! That's actually one of the questions in the interview. 🙂
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Ooh! I'm happy about that! 🙂
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It sounds like your sister has a good sense of humor, though I'm sure you'd say that's relative. I was, and still am, an only child, so I never knew the joys of a sibling hijacking interviews and such. So, I'm guess the phobia of crying never happened either? 🙂
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Nope. 🙂 Nor the weeks of complete solitude. 🙂 And my sister is hilarious. Actually, several of my sisters are really funny. It could be a disaster though if they would sometime really take over an interview! And an only child? One of the questions in the interview is about living in a big family. Hopefully you'll enjoy it!
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Me too! If you leave any more questions, I'll try and answer them in a blog post soon! 😉
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I've enjoyed the blog tour, Lydia! It's been fun to follow! Went and read the interview – probably my favorite post so far. 🙂 Are you holding a hedgehog? I was a tour guide at a farm for school groups in the month of October, and one of the animals I had to show was a hedgehog. ALWAYS scared me, but I couldn't show it! Haha! 😉
Rebecca
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There are times when the weeks of solitude might be kind of enjoyable. I thoroughly enjoyed the interview. Aaron stated he had enough for another post, hopefully he'll get that out in the future.
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I loved your writing advice, Aidyl. Thank you for doing this blog tour, I know it was a lot of work to put together, but I had a lot of fun reading and following along. It's so encouraging to read other writers' blogs!
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I hope he does, too! =)
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I'm glad you enjoyed it! =) I think it's one of my favorite posts, too! And hedgehogs? That was in a pet shop and I thought it was adorable. It was like $200, so I didn't get it, but I had thought it would be so cool! =)
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