Hello 3.5 Readers.
As you may recall, last October, in honor of Halloween, I interviewed #31ZombieAuthors.
A) Should I do it again this year? Right now I’m leaning towards no. It was a lot of fun last year and it did help the blog out a lot as authors were kindly sending their readers this way. But I do need all the time I can get to finish How the West Was Zombed.
B) If I did it, should I interview another set of 31Zombie Authors? (That would give me a total of 62 Zombie Authors)
C) Should I change it up and interview vampire authors?
D) Is there another type of monster author you’d like to see?
I don’t believe there will be a fun ongoing story in between the interviews. It was a lot of fun last year because I was posting daily updates from the ground where I was stuck in the middle of the East Randomtown Zombie Apocalypse and I used Alien Jones’ space phone to call the zombie authors to ask them for advice.
This year I’ll probably just have to just interview them.
Although there is a rumor that Count Krakovich, Asshat Vampire might drop in as a master of ceremonies. Bleah.
I know he hasn’t stopped by in awhile, but word has it that vampire is still a douche-pire.
What say you, 3.5 readers?
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IMO you should switch up the days of the month with different types of monsters so we get a taste of all blood sucking types – example week one vamps, week two werewolves & supernatural creatures, week three zombies week four witches & other crafty types – or break out further if you wish. I would enjoy reading about all types of monster preHalloween 👀💦💀
Cool. Yeah I can’t believe how fast the time goes. It feels like I was just doing the interviews last year and now I’m thinking about this year. It became kind of a time intensive project that pretty much took all my time from like late August to Nov 1 but it was also worth it as there were a lot of views, hits, I was able to talk to a lot of authors etc.
I’m not sure I have the time to do the in-between story part of it this year which sadly was half the fun.