Interview with Tammy Robinson, author of Charlie and Pearl
Slightly chubby, acne dotted Charlie lives in a quaint New Zealand coastal town where nothing much ever changes, which is good because he wouldn’t be very happy if it did. He lives with his mum and works in a bookshop with Pete, an old guy who hides the sugar in the toilet and is often seen running down Main Street with a metal bowl for a helmet on his head, as he thinks the country is at war. It may not seem like a terribly exciting life for your average early twenties bloke, but Charlie’s content, until the day Pearl blows into the bay with a secret to forget and an intense desire for solitude. Charlie’s not having any of that though, and sets about to win her heart with a persistence and determination his ex-teachers thought him totally incapable of. Will Charlie win his girl? Will they get their Disney Happy Ever After? Or will Pearl’s secret come back to haunt them and bring tragedy to all? Charlie and Pearl is story of unconventional love; of finding that spare part you never knew you were missing, and of what happens when love is simply not enough. What genre is it? What kind of readers will it appeal to? How long did it take to write? What was the most challenging part of your creative process? Congratulations! Tell us a little more about yourself. Have you got a blog where readers can keep up with your work? How can we follow you on Facebook and / or Twitter? Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Tammy-Robinson/214658285251830 Twitter: @TammyRobinson76. Where can we buy your book? What’s next? |
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