Will Scarlet’s Kiss and Tell

Danielle whipped up a logo for me, because she is awesome first class.Here’s the deal: I love meeting new people. It is my absolute favorite thing – along with swordplay and snacks and the entertaining time-sucks of the Internet. Danielle, of course, can only write so many new kids for me to play with. Fortunately, she is so not the only author your world has to offer.

HEY, CHARACTERS! Yes, you – the fictional ones! Can you hear me, out there? I want to talk to you! I want to drag you into my spotlight and show you off to everyone within my online reach! So here’s what you gotta do. You listening? Good. You tell your authors to hit up Danielle’s contact page and give her the following information:

Your name [e.g., Will Scarlet]

Brief character description [e.g., the manic dreamboat of Robin Hood’s Merry Men; friendly, funny, a skilled stage combatant; and did I mention he’s gorgeous, ‘cause wow; also, not full of himself at all; currently craving cookies]

Brief summary of character’s story/book [e.g., um, insert clever blurb here. Danielle’s drafted a few for Book One of the trilogy, but she’s not altogether sure of the worth of any of them, so… Sherwood meets Camelot meets modern-day Renaissance Faire. Plot ensues. It’s epic]

Book’s availability, if applicable [e.g., The Outlaws of Avalon, coming sometime after Danielle wraps up The Wilderhark Tales; stay tuned]

Once we’ve received your preliminary stats, I’ll send you a few interview questions, you’ll answer them, and then Danielle will schedule a Saturday Friday in between Interactive Theatre skits to post our little chat to the blog!

Oh, and one more thing. At the very end of our interview, you’ll have a “Truth or Dare”-esque choice before you: You’ve either got to tell me your author’s biggest, deepest, darkest, most mortifying and/or hilarious secret, or kiss me. Treat that as punishment or positive incentive as you will. ;D

Sept. 27/14 – I’d Tell You, But I’d Have to Kiss You (Wren from “Cry of the Nightbird” by Tirzah Duncan)

Oct. 11/14 – Whodunit and Y-U-M (Winnie Kepler from “The Apple Pie Alibi” by D.J. Lutz)

Oct. 25/14 – The Valkyrie Has Landed (Cara Nolan from “Flight of the Valkyrie” by Roselyn Hendrickson)

Nov. 8/14 – Hot Enough For Ya? (Ashley Vaandere from “The Flame Cycle Saga” by Kendra Conine)

Nov. 22/14 – That’s the Spirit (Aurael from “On the Isle of Sound and Wonder” by Alyson Grauer)

Dec. 6/14 – The Down-Low on Her Highness (Laraspur from “The Sun’s Rival” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Dec 20/14- Doctor, Doctor, Give Me the News (James Connors from “Pills” by Rebekah Cryder)

Jan. 30/15 – Real World Problems (Heartsinger from “Reality As We Know It” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Feb. 27/15 – Something in the Water (Brenda from “Jilted River” by Ginger Mann)

Mar. 13/15 – Letting Off Steam (Theodore “Laurie” Laurence from “West End” by Neve Talbot)

Mar. 27/15 – Shooting the Breeze (Vesparya from “The Surrogate Sea” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Apr. 24/15 – Tête-à-Tentacles (Elizabeth Carter from “A Princess of Jasoom” by J. Aurel Guay)

Jun. 12/15 – Sittin’ Pretty (Jordan Palmer from “Uneven Lines” by Sarah Foster)

Jun. 19/15 – Different Strokes (Maddie Deacon from “Blank Canvas” by Mere Joyce)

Jun. 26/15 – Princess in the Sky with Gold (Bellamy from “A Mind Prone to Wander” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Jul. 10/15 – Guest-o’-the-Lute (Gant-o’-the-Lute from “The Sky-Child and Other Stories” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Jul. 17/15 – To All Appearances (Anais Finch from “Synthetica” by Rachel Pattinson)

Aug. 7/15 – The Other Burdin (Hartnet from “Burdin’s End” by Alexander Nader)

Sept. 4/15 – Early Birds, a Wyrm, and Whatnot (Dawlish from “Sigil of the Wyrm” by A.J. Campbell)

Oct. 9/15 – I See Red-Headed People (Aunt Betty from “The Poltergeist and Aunt Betty” by Ginger C. Mann)

Oct. 16/15 – Something Witchy This Way Comes (The Anarchwitch from The Wilderhark Tales by Danielle E. Shipley)

Oct. 23/15 – Ex-Specter the Unexpected (Rob Parker from “The Weeping Lady” by A. F. Stewart)

Jun. 10/16 – Gracing the Stage (Dalvin from “Grace the Mace” by Tirzah Duncan)

Jul. 16/16 – The Grilling of Allyn-a-Dale (Allyn-a-Dale from “The Ballad of Allyn-a-Dale” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Jul. 22/16 – Robin in da Hood (Robin Hood from “The Ballad of Allyn-a-Dale” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Jul. 29/16 – My Fair Lady Outlaw (Marion Hood from “The Ballad of Allyn-a-Dale” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Aug. 5/16 – A Little Goes a Long Way (Little John from “The Ballad of Allyn-a-Dale” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Aug. 12/16 – Will He, Nill He (Will Scarlet from “The Ballad of Allyn-a-Dale” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Dec. 20/16 – The Wonderful Wizard of Avalon (Merlin from “An Avalon Christmas Carol” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Feb. 7/17 – Babelin to the Bone (Babelin from “The Dark Siren” by Tirzah Duncan and Danielle E. Shipley)

Mar. 21/17 – Legends and Lore[n] (Loren McCaughley from “The Marriage of Allyn-a-Dale” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Oct. 10/17 – The OG Bad Guy (Sir Guy of Gisborne from “The Legend of Allyn-a-Dale” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Oct. 31/17 – Here’s Lookin’ at You, Kid (Kid from “The Dark Siren” by Tirzah Duncan and Danielle E. Shipley)

Sept. 25/18 – A Ghostly Guest, Plus One Xtra (Brenna and Nicky from “So Super Dead” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Feb. 1/19 – A Chat to Crow About (Captain Johnny Crow from “Deathsong of the Deep” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Feb. 8/19 – Lifesong of a Sjordan (Narles Semsen from “Deathsong of the Deep” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Feb. 22/19 – For All She’s Worth (Molly Worth from “Deathsong of the Deep” by Danielle E. Shipley)

May 24/19 – A Melody o’ the Moon (Moon’s Melody from “The Queens Lady” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Jun. 7/19 – To Bring the Storm (Euroval from “To Walk the Storm” by Danielle E. Shipley)

Nov. 25/19 – Time May [Kiss &] Tell (Lady Clarissant of Listeneise from “The Once and Future Camelot” by Danielle E. Shipley)

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