Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Hope Talks!

What the Glass Contains is a podcast performed by Austin Moss who is interested in introducing the world to writers in his region. He hails from Raleigh, NC, but he graciously asked me to participate in a podcast interview. So we hopped on Skype, chatted, laughed and had a grand time. He asked questions many don't, and the exchange feels like what one would have over a beer - loose but in depth - relaxed yet intriguing.

Thanks, Austin. And I really appreciate that he used The Doobie Brothers as the background band (he uses an author's preferred music in putting the show together - how cool!) Here's the interview. Enjoy!

Episode 12 - C. Hope Clark


9 comments:

Lisa Winkler said...

So how does one answer the question- what are you working on now? (After first book, but not a series.)
It seems after the first book, it's expected there's another project.

5:25 AM
Hope Clark said...

Yes, there should always be another project. As a matter of fact, most writers have many projects and hate having to choose. So if someone asks, just pull one out of your inventory!

10:58 AM
Lisa Winkler said...

Thanks- and it's important not to reveal too much!

11:56 AM
Diva Jefferson said...

I love your interview, Hope. Mr. Moss is right. You're voice is very natural and conversational. Great advice.


Take care,
Diva J.

4:45 PM
Hope Clark said...

Thanks so much, Diva! BTW, just heard from SC ETV. They are interviewing me for two-hours to be part of their literary series. Whoop whoop! Maybe they heard this podcast!

5:08 PM
Civil War Horror (Sean McLachlan) said...

You have a listener in England! I listened to your podcast last night here in Oxford.
It was weird to hear your voice. We've known each other online for. . .how long? Yet I didn't know what you sounded like!
One disadvantage of living in Europe is not being able to go to all those great conventions and seminars. If I lived in the U.S. I'm sure we'd have sat together on a panel by now.

5:46 AM
Hope Clark said...

Yeah, I have no idea what you sound like either, Sean. I almost envision something western - don't know why. Conferences are good for that, though . . . seeing people we only know online.

11:27 AM
Civil War Horror (Sean McLachlan) said...

"I almost envision something western - don't know why."

Probably all those Civil War and Wild West books I've written! Actually I'm Canadian and have a very neutral accent. :-)

12:52 AM
Hope Clark said...

Ah, Canadian. Y'all can fit in anywhere. LOL Afraid my accent might stand out a little more, though it's nothing compared to others around me. I grew up in a military household, so my accent is tempered a little bit.

1:12 AM

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