Ghosts of Tomorrow by Michael R. Fletcher

Hiu: In the interest of getting this back on track though, this does tie into another question.Įditor’s Note: This is where the serious interview stuff actually starts Though apparently I’ll have to double back to get that Nick Eames bastard. Me, I try and stalk and murder other writers to eliminate the competition. Hiu: Michael is seriously such a nice guy though, such a gent. Michael: He’s the font of all self-pub knowledge. Most of what he tells me I can’t even understand. Hiu: You know Michael, they call him self-pub Mike. Or sometimes hybrid Mike. He’s one of a kind. Hiu: I assume so he could visit Michael Sullivan’s house more easily. And it’s like… It’s an old woman, Michael. I probably committed the crime. Or some nasty part of me. Or Dyrk Ashton. Hiu: Oh man, doppels really make this mistaken identity thing complicated. Rage is more than capable of breaking out of a prison. If things got ugly I’d let one of the Doppels take over. I’d probably go into great detail on my life and who I really am and hope they felt pity and just cut me loose. How do you explain who you are and what you do to the prison guards? Michael: I like it! I’m a wandering watermelon with delusions of grandeur!

So… Middle ground, we’ll try jazz it up a bit. But admittedly they are useful for introducing you to new readers. Hiu: Alright, so I hate all the typical “tell me about yourself and your book” questions that most interviews start off with. This interview took place via a sophisticated chat platform (Twitter DMs) on August 9th, 2018. Fletcher, author of the Manifest Delusions series and Ghosts of Tomorrow.

Ghosts of Tomorrow by Michael R. Fletcher