Interview with Michael Brookes, author of Conversations in the Abyss
Tell us about Conversations in the Abyss. Stealing Lazarus’s miracle gifted him immortality. Combined with his natural ability of invading and controlling people’s minds this made him one of the most dangerous people on Earth. But the miracle came with a price. His punishment was to be imprisoned within the walls of an ancient monastery and tormented by an invisible fire that burned his body perpetually. To escape the pain he retreated deep into his own mind. There he discovers the truth of the universe and that only he can stop the coming Apocalypse. That sounds exciting, but a little confusing. It’ll probably help if you tell us about The Cult of Me too. There he discovers that he’s not as unique as he once thought. Sounds intriguing. What genre is it? What kind of readers will it appeal to? Complete this sentence for us: if you like _________________, you’ll love my book. Have you written any other books that we should read next? The Yellow Lady: Grave robbing is a dirty business, in more ways than one. When he disturbs the grave from a childhood scary story he discovers it’s not always treasure to be found. This Empty Place: At the heat death of the universe, Death contemplates his existence. Forced Entry: Terrorists seize an average suburban house. A Special Forces hostage rescue team is sent in and encounter more than they were trained for. The Reluctant Demon: A young demon prepares to take his possession exam. Tell us a bit about yourself. I’m also an avid reader with Iain M Banks and Terry Pratchett being amongst my favourite modern authors. My favourite story of all time is Paradise Lost, a hard read, but a sublime story. How can we follow you online? What’s next? |
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