3Q’s – Chris Kosarich – shapeshifter!
Today’s guest is a super-talented writer, always supportive friend and someone who constantly encourages everyone around him!
I’m super happy to have Chris Kosarich today as my 3Q’s guest!
Welcome Chris!
Steve: What does your writing time look like? Do you try and write at the same time each day? Do you have a word count you attempt to hit?
Chris: Like many of us that also work full-time, I generally find time when I’m either enjoying a day off or a nice quiet morning for a couple hours before I go in for a shift. I don’t ever bother with a word count and I’m just pleased to get a few good solid hours of writing time in. Mostly mornings and afternoons work best for me.
Steve: You end up at an estate sale and discover an unpublished manuscript from an author you love. Do you keep it just for yourself or do you share it with the world?
Chris: *Evil chuckle* I’ll never tell…
Steve: Tell me about your newest release (novel/story/poem/novella) and why someone should read it!
Chris: So, I’ve finished up work on the third and final book in my Roseblood trilogy called Bloodlust, which I’m doing revisions on now and hope to have out be Halloween or shortly after. The Roseblood novellas haven’t been my best-selling horror novels but since these books spun out of my first ever published horror story called “Roseblood,” I’ve become quite attached to telling her blood-soaked story. And honestly, if it wasn’t for my editor Erin Al-Mehairi wanting to know more after she read a new Roseblood short story I’d written several years ago, and wisely suggested there’s more of a story here, I’d probably never have written these books. That’s credit to her!
Also, I’ve had a story called “Lizard Kingdom” appear in the just released Summertime horror anthology Dead Heat from Crimson Pinnacle Press that I’m quite proud of.
Steve: Bonus Question! You wake up in a comic book. What is your comic book character and what is your superpower?
Chris: Hmmmm. Tough one. I’m a big Marvel fan, love the MCU for the most part, so maybe like a badass shapeshifter that’s kind of a good guy but not always. Complex superheroes are much more fascinating to me.
That’s an excellent choice!
Thanks so much Chris!
To find more of his work, check the links!
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Chris-Kosarich/e/B08ZMCKLQL
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CKosarich
Website: http://horrorgasms.blogspot.com/
