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Talks about releases of The Legend of Evermore and tlks about the new Personal and Seasons Series.

Interviewer: Welcome to this interview as I am going to try to take you into the world of Chris Ticehurst. 2002 has serviced Ticehurst well with a successful novel and he’s planning on releasing a bucket load of gear at the end of the year. We get the word the word on everything from Writersmuster to his new sport of screaming!

Interviewer: Did you expect a good year like this one?

CJT: I can’t really tell if this was a good year or not. I would to see the outcome of other years to answer that one.

Interviewer: Writersmuster will be turning a year old next January. Are you excited about its success?

CJT: Yes I am. I’m so pleased that Writersmsuter has turned out to a great place to work and see other members around the world. It’s gone so well with so many members in it.

Interviewer: 170 members you have found in less than a year. That’s a good placing to have. Your goal was to hit 200 by the end of the yea. Is that possible with only a few months to go?

CT: Anything’s possible if you put your mind to it. It’s only 30 new members to find. So it won’t be so hard to find.

Interviewer: A couple months back you had a go at your members and you sated that some of them were lazy. Was that a good call to make?

CJT: I think it was. People in the group just don’t either do the work or really know what the group is about. 2003 will see more promoting for Writersmuster itself. I want to get working writers in the group.

Interviewer: Your first novel The Legend of Evermore suffered lack of promotion. Are you happy with the success of the novel?

CJT: I’m happy with the novel anyway. Like I’ve said before. I loved writing Evermore. It was an uplifting and great feeling to do while I was doing it. I think I can learn from the mistake of not promoting it well.

Interviewer: I’ve seen your new web site and it’s a huge improvement from the last one. Do you like the new web site?

CJT: Yes. I love the new web site, it’s got everything that Writersmuster needs and what I need too. Working with Tim Spary is great because the working environment is nice, it’s never angry or pressuring. We take our time doing things. That’s why the work is always good looking.

Interviewer: Now there’s a few novels coming out soon. The first one is Personal Chapter One: Scream. It sounds like your autobiography. So why the title Scream?

CJT: I guess people will be asking that to me too. Scream is really about the last five years of my life. The last two years has been really up and down. But more info will be released next month.

Interviewer: So how many times will Personal Chapters will be released?

CJT: Maybe every six months or year. I really don’t know for now. But I think a chapter three will be released by next birthday when I’m 18.

Interviewer: There’s two new novels being released quite closely, what’s the aim of that?

CJT: Vadey is a short love novel that will be promoted from December 2002 to about I think April 2003. Seasons of the Moon will be promoted from January 2003 to June 2003. I just want to get them out now, not later.

Interviewer: If I dare to ask, what’s after these two new works?

CJT: Umm.. I’ll start on the next Seasons novels and might work on a different novel. Just depends on my mood. 2003 will be a good year for work.

Interviewer: Are you happy with the way you work on novels?


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