Today, I am being interviewed by Undawned blog as part of the WordCrafter Lingering Spirit Whispers book blog tour. Thank you to Kaye Lynne Booth from Writing to be Read for organising the tour.
Welcome to Day #4 of the WordCrafter Lingering Spirit Whispers Book Blog Tour, where we’re celebrating the release of the Lingering Spirit Whispers paranormal anthology set. This unique paranormal set combines three paranormal anthologies into a single set for ghosties galore, and you can get your copy here.
Today we’re over at Un dawnted, where D.L. Mullen interviews contributing author, Roberta Eaton Cheadle, the only author beside myself to contribute stories to all three anthologies.
Roberta Eaton Cheadle is writer of young adult and adult fiction in the supernatural fantasy, historical horror, and historical supernatural genres.To date, Roberta has published two novels,Through the NethergateandA Ghost and His Gold, and several short stories in various anthologies includingWhispers of the PastandSpirits of the West, andWhere Spirits Lingeredited and compiled by Kaye…
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You are amazing, how you get around, Robbie. I’ll come check things out.
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Hi Jacqui, thank you. I enjoy having conversations. Terence and I always laugh and say that when we got married, I got all his hair and all his words.
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how nice to be featured in such a positive way!
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Thank you, Jim.
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you are welcome, Robbie…
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I learn something new in every interview Robbie. That home invasion must have been terrifying. We have them here too, generally in suburban homes. I’ve had my apartment burglarized, but I’ve never been robbed at gunpoint or in any other personal way. (K)
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Hi Kerfe, you never recover fully psychologically from such an event. It is a sad thing because it has made me much more wary of people, especially men I do not know. It impacts on your interactions with society. I have found other ways of giving and sharing with less human contact, but it’s not quiet the same. Hugs.
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And you have managed to stay positive about life. Hugs back.
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Yes, I am naturally a positive person. I always seem to manage to find the good again.
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How wonderful, Robbie! You are amazing!!
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Thank you, Jan. I was thinking the same thing about you today. You are everywhere in the blogosphere and its great.
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I learned some more about you from this interview, Robbie!
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Hi Miriam, I suppose the more we interact the more we reveal. Have a wonderful weekend.
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That’s true, Robbie. There’s so much we don’t talk about in our posts. A wonderful weekend to you.
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What a wonderful interview, Robbie, and you are truly a prolific and talented author. My head spins thinking of all you’ve written, along with juggling life in between. It is interesting to learn more about you. That home invasion sounds horrific. I can relate to children’s illnesses with my daughter’s diagnosis, and now my son is going through something similar, which is strangely coincidental. Anyway, congrats on the spotlight and all your amazing books. I’m not one to read horror though, Robbie. I used to watch the movies when I was young, and a couple still haunt me to this day. 🙂 But Stephen King is amazing, and I did read his book on writing which was wonderful.
Thanks for sharing this glimpse.
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Hi Lauren, I am glad you enjoyed this interview and I am really sorry to hear about your son. Our children being ill is a terrible thing for parents – the worst thing in the world. Certainly horror is not for everyone, although I write more paranormal than what is deemed to be horror. Who knew horror had so many different sub-genres?
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Applesauce… I didn’t realize how far behind I’ve gotten. I apologize, Robbie. I’m excited about your interview. Clicking over. Big hugs.
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Hi Teagan, no worries, we make plans and life happens.
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