10 Questions with TJ Weeks
1. If you could only read one book for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Deadlock by Iris Johansen
2. Tell me more about your story Site 48 in the Crossroads in the Dark 2 anthology?
It’s a story I came up with about the legendary monster Wendigo. It’s about a group of kids that go camping in a childhood forest one last time after losing their parents, but what awaits them is something else entirely.
3. What current writing projects are you working on?
I’m working on book 4 of my series ‘The Horror Squad’, which is in the process of becoming a movie that’ll be released May 2017 by FoxTrot Productions.
4. How did your time in the military affect you as a writer?
It affected me greatly. You can find many clips from my books that are from actual experiences that I had overseas. It also helped make up my mind to publish my work. Get busy living or get busy dying.
5. What type of scenes do you most enjoy writing?
I enjoy writing twists more than anything.
6. Out of all of your published works, what are you most proud of?
I’m proud of all of my work, but my favorite would probably be ‘The Horror Squad’.
7. What made you want to start writing horror?
Horror has always fascinated me. It brings in fear, shock, suspense & unsettling urges of everyday life that you get to relieve on paper.
8. What is your best quality as a writer?
That would probably be a more appropriate question for my fans to answer, but if I had to break it down I’d say my ability to dip into a mixtures of genres.
9. If you could pick one other author to collaborate with on a novel or story, living or dead, who would it be?
There are too many authors out there that I thoroughly enjoy to list just one. Besides, I’ve learned over the years that no matter how awesome an author is, doesn’t mean your style of writing will mesh well with their style of writing.
10. If you could invite five people to a dinner party (alive or dead, real or fictional) who would you invite?
Thomas A. Watson, Tina Watson, Allen Gamboa, James Wallace & Lisa Marie Williams. (We would probably need bail money.)
Deadlock by Iris Johansen
2. Tell me more about your story Site 48 in the Crossroads in the Dark 2 anthology?
It’s a story I came up with about the legendary monster Wendigo. It’s about a group of kids that go camping in a childhood forest one last time after losing their parents, but what awaits them is something else entirely.
3. What current writing projects are you working on?
I’m working on book 4 of my series ‘The Horror Squad’, which is in the process of becoming a movie that’ll be released May 2017 by FoxTrot Productions.
4. How did your time in the military affect you as a writer?
It affected me greatly. You can find many clips from my books that are from actual experiences that I had overseas. It also helped make up my mind to publish my work. Get busy living or get busy dying.
5. What type of scenes do you most enjoy writing?
I enjoy writing twists more than anything.
6. Out of all of your published works, what are you most proud of?
I’m proud of all of my work, but my favorite would probably be ‘The Horror Squad’.
7. What made you want to start writing horror?
Horror has always fascinated me. It brings in fear, shock, suspense & unsettling urges of everyday life that you get to relieve on paper.
8. What is your best quality as a writer?
That would probably be a more appropriate question for my fans to answer, but if I had to break it down I’d say my ability to dip into a mixtures of genres.
9. If you could pick one other author to collaborate with on a novel or story, living or dead, who would it be?
There are too many authors out there that I thoroughly enjoy to list just one. Besides, I’ve learned over the years that no matter how awesome an author is, doesn’t mean your style of writing will mesh well with their style of writing.
10. If you could invite five people to a dinner party (alive or dead, real or fictional) who would you invite?
Thomas A. Watson, Tina Watson, Allen Gamboa, James Wallace & Lisa Marie Williams. (We would probably need bail money.)
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