Today I am pleased to have Anna with us for a gif interview as part of her blog tour! In case you are new to the site, a gif interview is where the author is only allowed to answer my questions using gifs. I hope you enjoy it!
Hello, Anna and welcome to the blog!
I love that you write cozies but add in that little edgy twist. What is your favorite way to add that twist?
(From gifbay.com)
What are your favorite scenes to write?
(Rocky & Bullwinkle, owned by DreamWorks Animation)
How are you feeling about Black & White & Dead All Over finally being out in the wild (aka published)?
(Singing in the Rain, owned by MGM)
What is the hardest part about being an author for you?
(You’ve Got Mail, owned by Warner Bros.)
How do you feel when you are editing?
What is your reaction to news of your book making a new rank or bestseller list?
(Seinfeld, owned by NBC)
Can you share your reaction when meeting new fans?
(Late Night with Conan O’Brien, owned by NBC)
Can you share a gif that describes what your latest book is about?
(Don’t Trust the B**** in Apartment 23, owned by ABC Studios)
Thank you for visiting the blog, Anna. It was such a pleasure to have you!
(Star Trek, owned by Paramount)
About the Author:
Anna Castle writes two series: the Francis Bacon mysteries and the Lost Hat, Texas mysteries. She has earned a series of degrees — BA in the Classics, MS in Computer Science, and a Ph.D in Linguistics — and has had a corresponding series of careers — waitressing, software engineering, grammar-writing, assistant professor, and archivist. Writing fiction combines her lifelong love of stories and learning. She physically resides in Austin, Texas and mentally counts herself a queen of infinite space.
About the Book:
What happens when the Internet service provider in a small town spies on his clients’ cyber-lives and blackmails them for gifts and services?
Murder; that’s what happens.
Penelope Trigg moves to Lost Hat, Texas to open a photography studio and find herself as an artist. Things are going great. She’s got a few clients, some friends, even a hot new high-tech boyfriend. But when Penny submits some nude figure studies of him to a contest, she gets hit with a blackmail letter in her inbox. “Do what I want or your lover’s nudie pix get splattered across the Internet.” The timing couldn’t be worse, so Penny is forced to submit to the blackmailer’s demands. Then people start dying and all the clues point to her. She has to rattle every skeleton in every closet in Lost Hat to keep herself out of jail and find the real killer.
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