A New Interview With Author Bobby Nash

Angelika's Adventures Through Life Interviews Author Bobby Nash. Read the full interview at https://angelikaonthemove.blogspot.com/2019/10/angelikas-interview-with-author-bobby.html

Thanks again, Angelika. That was fun.

Bobby

DAILY WRITING BLOG...

Have I mentioned that I do an (almost) daily writing blog on my Patreon page?

Well, I do. Interested in checking it out?

You can read it HERE.

As always, thank you for your continued support.

Bobby

BAD GIRLS, GOOD GUYS, AND TWO-FISTED ACTION SPOTLIGHTS SHADOWS ONT EH HORIZON!

BIG THANKS to my buddy, Sean Taylor for spotlighting my book, Shadows on the Horizon on his Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action Blog. Check out BEN Books goes West for SHADOWS ON THE HORIZON. You can find it HERE.

BEN Books proudly announces the release of SHADOWS ON THE HORIZON by award-winning author Bobby Nash. This BEN Books Digest edition is now available on Amazon for your Kindle and in paperback.

Thanks, Sean!

Bobby

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AUTHOR'S ROUNDTABLE - SETTING THE STAGE!

This week, I once again join Sean Taylor's Author Roundtable discussion on his Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action blog. A great topic this week as e discuss setting, in particular choosing a city where we set our books. As usual, Sean gathered input from horror, action, comic book, romance, etc. writers for this one because each writer slices this topic a bit differently.

You can check it out at https://seanhtaylor.blogspot.com/2017/11/my-city-or-your-city-choosing-and.html

I'd love to hear your thoughts on setting so please leave a comment on Sean's blog or here.

Bobby

A BOOK AND A DISH REVIEWS SNOW STORM!

"In Snow Storm, you'll find bullets flying and plenty of action!"

Big thanks to author Martha Cheves for inviting me back to share another recipe on the A Book and A Dish blog. While I tell you how to make my Parmesan breaded chick strips, Martha reviews SNOW STORM. You can read the full review and get some ideas for your next book club night HERE.

"Twists and turns that kept me reading!"

Learn more about SNOW here.

Bobby

BOBBY NASH INTERVIEWED AT THE TOO FULL TO WRITE BLOG!

I was interviewed by David Ellis over at the Too Full To Write blog. You can read the entire interview HERE.

From the website:
Today, I interview Award-Winning Author and prolific powerhouse Author Bobby Nash about his books, comics, graphic novels and screenplays. We chat about his passions, inspirations and for Sci-Fi/Star Trek fans, there are even links to the films he has been involved in that can be watched for free!

If you are an author who has published a book or a series of books and would like to be interviewed by me (for free!) then get in touch and send me a message to discuss an interview slot.

David

SNOW AUTHOR, BOBBY NASH INTERVIEWED AT MY LIFE MY BOOKS MY ESCAPE BLOG!

"Author Pose"

I was interviewed by DJ at the My Life My Books My Escape blog. We discuss the SNOW Series, meet the characters, and spend a little time talking about SNOW FALLS, SNOW STORM, SNOW DRIVE, and the upcoming SNOW TRAPPED.

You can read the full interview HERE.

Thanks again, DJ. That was a fun interview.

Bobby

Learn more about Bobby Nash's SNOW Series along with purchasing links HERE and HERE.

A BIT TOO OLD FOR COMICS? BLOG SPOTLIGHTS AUTHOR BOBBY NASH!

Bobby and Robert in Atlanta

Robert McIntyre said some really kind words about me and my work over at his A Bit Too Old For Comics? Blog as part of his Meet The Writer series. You should check it out HERE.

You can also catch up on Robert's other amazing posts as well, including from his trip to Rome. He also holds the record for farthest traveled books I've ever been asked to sign, having carried them from Yorkshire to Atlanta. 

Thanks again, Robert. I am blown away by your kind words, my friend, and honored to be part of your blog. I look forward to seeing you and Helen on your next US visit.

Bobby

BOBBY NASH AND SEAN TAYLOR BRING A MACHETE TO A BLOG POST!

I joined the Author Round Table discussion called "Forget the Scissors, I Need a Machete!" on Sean Taylor's Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action blog this week.

No. Not this Machete.

For this week's writer roundtable, we're going to talk about cutting words -- and not just a word here and there but a significant amount of them. Here's the scenario... You finish your latest novel or novella, but you're WAY over the word count. 

WAY, WAY OVER.

How do you get it back to the side your editor wants?
What are your techniques for serious trimming on your work?

Sean asked and a panel of fantastic authors answered. Give it a read at HERE.

Thanks, Sean. I always have a blast visiting you blog.

Bobby

BOBBY NASH INTERVIEWED FOR FIONA MCVIE'S AUTHOR INTERVIEWS BLOG!

I was interviewed by Fiona Mcvie for her Author Interviews blog. We discuss the writing process and take closer looks at Snow Drive, 85 North, and The Ruby Files Vol. 2. 

You can read the full interview here.

From the blog:
Hi my name is Fiona Mcvie. I am a mum and granny. I love reading and baking. I also love finding out about the authors I read, which is why I started this blog, Author Interviews.

Thanks, Fiona.

Bobby

BOBBY NASH INTERVIEWED BY AUTHOR LISA HASELTON

I was interviewed by author Lisa Haselton for her reviews and interviews site last year. It got a little lost in the shuffle, but has now gone live. It's all still good information, except for the what are you working on now question. That's a bit out of date. We talk about writing short stories and novels. Thanks, Lisa. You can read the full interview HERE.

Interview with short story writer (and novelist) Bobby Nash
Today’s interview is with short story writer Bobby Nash. We’re chatting about his crime fiction within the anthology MAMA TRIED: Crime Fiction Inspired by Outlaw Country Music.
You can read the full interview HERE.

Thanks again, Lisa.

Bobby

NO WRITER IS AN ISLAND...

I would love to write on the beach.

No Writer is an island. I joined Sean Taylor's Good Girls, Bad Guys, and Two-Fisted Action Blog to talk about the mentors and influencers that helped shape me into the neurotic mess of a writer I am today. Read the full blog with my and other authors responses here.

Every writer can look back to someone who either inspired him or her to start or to stick with it. With Mother's Day all around us, and folks still in a mood to express thanks to those someones who helped make us who we are, let's keep it going this week by honoring those folks who inspired us to write and to write better.

A big thank you to all those who pushed, encouraged, supported, and kicked me int he ass when I needed it.

Bobby

WHAT MAKES A NOVEL'S BACK COVER TALK TO YOU?

Deadly Games! back cover

What sells books? Covers? Yes. Big advertising budgets? Well, most likely you don't have access to that. What sells you a book in a bookstore or online when a cover has already caught your attention? That's right... The back cover blurb. 

I join Sean Taylor and an exciting line up of authors to tackle the question of what makes for good blurbs and back cover copy at the Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action blog. Read the full story here.

What do you like to see on the back cover of a novel? What gets you to pick up a book and try it?

Bobby

SNOW FALLS ON A BOOK AND A DISH! NEW REVIEW!

A Big Thank You to Author Martha A. Cheves for her kind review of SNOW FALLS on her A Book And A Dish site. My recipe contribution was a simple on and seemed a fitting companion to Snow Falls... Snow Ice Cream! Read the full book review and recipe here.

Learn more about Snow here.

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KNOW-IT-ALLS TELLING STORIES: WRITING OMNISCIENT NARRATORS AT SEAN TAYLOR'S BLOG!

I joined Sean Taylor's Writer's Roundtable this week at his Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action blog.

Know-It-Alls Telling Stories: Writers on Omniscient Narrators.
For this week's writers roundtable, let's look at the Omniscient Narrator. For years, it was the standard, but now it's fallen out of vogue for Third Person Limited. But why? And should we writerly types be ready to re-embrace this ol' standard? Get all the answers here.

Thanks for inviting me to join the fun, Sean.

Bobby

PUSHING GENRE BOUNDARIES-- WRITING OUTSIDE YOUR COMFORT ZONE!

This week I joined the discussion along with several other fantastic authors on Sean Taylor's Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action Blog for a Writer's Roundtable discussion about writing in new genres.

Pushing Your Genre Boundaries -- Writing Outside Your Comfort Zone
This week, let's talk about jumping into a new genre from the one you're most comfortable with.

Read it in its entirety here.

Thanks, Sean.

Bobby

SUNDAY THOUGHTS...

I probably don't say this enough, but I love being a writer. I love telling stories. I love building worlds and getting to know characters and then putting them through hell. I love it when someone tells me they've read something of mine. I love it even more when they say they enjoyed what they read. I feel very fortunate to be able to do what I do. Do I wish I was making a living as a writer? You bet. That's definitely one of the goals I'm working toward. There's a lot of hard work ahead so I better get to it.

Apologies for the sappy post. I'm feeling unusually reflective today.

Bobby

SOMEHOW I MISSED ANNOUNCING THIS ONE-- BOBBY INTERVIEWED BY AUTHOR A.E. ALBERT!

Somehow I missed this one. On August 14, 2015 (my birthday, coincidentally enough), an interview I did with author A. E. Albert went live on her blog and I somehow completely missed it so I didn't share it around. Apologies to A.E. for not publicizing it. 

Please check out the interview here and leave a note of thanks to A.E. for conducting author interviews.

Thanks.

Bobby

WRITERS READ-- OR DO THEY?

Bobby Nash reads

I joined a large group of writers on Sean Taylor's Author Roundtable segment at his Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action blog. This week's topic asks the question, do working writers still have time to read?

From the site?
It's said over and over again... Writers read. But, just how true is it? We went to a group of published authors and asked them to get real about just how often they pick up a book and read (and how and when they do that).

This week's questions:

Stephen King reads

How often do you actually read? (Not wish you read, or would like to have readers think you read, but actually, truly read.) How often do you read a book, as opposed to smaller options like newspapers or magazines?
Where and how do you do most of your reading? Do you set aside time for a long read before bed, for example? Or do you snag the time available with an e-book while taking a kid to the dentist or on a break from a day job?

What percentage of your reading is printed books? What percentage is using digital formats? Do find having options like digital give you more opportunities to indulge in reading?

You can read all of the answers here.

THE STEREOTYPE WORE BLACK: AVOIDING CLICHES THAT STAIN YOUR PULP AND NOIR MYSTERIES!

I join authors Tommy Hancock, Derrick Ferguson, Ron Fortier, and Nikki Nelson-Hicks on Sean Taylor's Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action blog for THE STEREOTYPE WORE BLACK: AVOIDING THE CLICHES THAT STAIN YOUR PULP AND NOIR MYSTERIES. We talk all about cliches and how to avoid them in your writing.

You can read the full blog post here.

From the site:
Sure, we all know that good pulp and Noir fiction (like any good genre fiction) is built on the recurring types of characters that inhabit the classic stories. But how do authors avoid complete stereotypes and cliches while being true to the tropes that are

necessary for good pulp and Noir?
 
To find out, I went to a few hand-picked authors I really respect who handled their fiction deftly and with originality among the tropes. 

You can read the full blog post here.

Thanks for inviting me along for the fun, Sean.

Bobby