"Marcus" is incognito for the party. Marcus? Are you there? Tell us a little about how you got chosen for the Bastards cover, how you liked the project, and what your experiences have been as "Marcus."
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- Avah LaReaux
- I am a saga fiction writer. Simply put, I write stories that take the lives and experiences of a family or group of family members and present them for all readers. My work is not targeted for a specific population of people, as we typically think of demographics, but it is written for "everyday folk" that experience difficulties and let downs and are hoping to hear that there is more to life - because there is more. I love readers, I am a reader, and I want share good, thoughtful material with my loved ones.
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Yes. I'm here Avah. Just stopping by to say "Congratulations" again on your new novel, Smoke & Mirrors! I am looking forward to continuing the Lost & Found saga series. To answer your question, I had a blast as "Marcus" on the cover of "Bastards" and I've actually been recongnized in public a few places around the country as "the guy on that Avah LaReaux book" so I have had a very enjoyable time. Thank you so much for the opportunity...
ReplyDeleteThanks for agreeing to do the project. We've got two more titles. Do you think you're up to another shoot?
ReplyDeleteIf and when you need me... I'll be ready, willing, able and waiting.
ReplyDeleteThanks, "Marcus!" Stick around if you can. Leave some comments. We're so glad you're here.
ReplyDeleteHi Marcus. I am so excited to see you here! Can you tell me a little more about your photo shoot? I mean how was it working with the photographer? Was there a certain look they were going for or were you able to get in there and do your own thing?
ReplyDeleteI'm curious to know how the shoot went too.
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The shoot itself was pretty laid back. The photographer had an idea about the background she wanted but didn't want to manipulate the photo itself. She encouraged me to feel the set, and let the character show his "feelings" about his past during the shoot. She got in a zone and we kinda just vibed off of each other.
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