About 9 years ago I did an interview with an individual who was in Daniel Boyd’s Strangest Dreams: Invasion of the Space Preachers!
I was reminded of it because I was going through the Big Sofa site this past weekend, giving it a minor face lift (one that would let people know this was a dinosaur classic of a site dating from when the internet was young and innocent).
So, above is the link to that interview.
I love doing interviews. I’m not good at them but I love doing them. If you want me to interview you about your work, or your kitchen, your favorite pair of shoes or some interesting incident, just shoot me an email and we’ll arrange a chat time.
Because I love doing interviews.
Update: I wrote Daniel Boyd and he responded with news of his current project, an illustrated novel, Death Falcon Zero vs. the Zombie Slug Lords. The premise is pretty amusing.
From the website:
Death Falcon Zero, a disgraced former masked wrestler is released from prison by the governor of West Virginia (WWE Hall of Fame member, Johnny Valiant) and promised a pardon if he can put an end to the problem of zombies plaguing Charleston’s West Side. DFZ soon realizes the zombies are being created by a highly addictive new form of crystal meth, funded by Senator Joe E. Legend, himself a former wrestler, and his backers, a loose consortium of wrestlers-gone-bad (Samu Anoa’i, Bobby Blaze, Sol de Oriente and other stars of the ring), drug dealers, yuppie elite, slum lords, and corrupt local officials. When it becomes apparent that Legend’s plan is to “infect locally, plague globally,” DFZ is forced to reunite his former tag team, the Grapes of Wrath, to assist him in bringing down the slug lords. The only problem now is Raw Talent’s a destitute crack head, and Professor Danger, once believed dead, is being hidden by the witness protection program – and has no interest in being found. That, and the fact that the three of them now hate one another.
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