Characters to Love, Hate or Identify With

Lisa Diaz Meyer Author Interview

Lisa Diaz Meyer Author Interview

All Roads Home is a collection of your short stories covering many genres and topics. Did you write this collection with the intention of putting them together in a book or did you write them separately?

All the stories, poems and plays were written at different times in my life and I decided to put them together thinking to showcase the many different genres and writing styles I enjoy.

The book is split into six sections with each covering a different theme. The Enduring was my favorite section. What was your favorite from the collection?

The Outposts were my favorite to write as it was my first time trying a post-apocalyptic story line which I later I turned into a saga that runs throughout my current books.

What do you find enjoyable and challenging about writing short stories over longer novels?

I like the idea of creating short stories and many different worlds. The challenge is to pack as much of a punch in a small amount of pages and create characters to love, hate or identify with in a short amount of time.

What is the next book that you are working on and when will it be available?

I am working on my fourth book of dark fiction short stories and poems. I am hoping to have it published in the early months of 2019 or sooner.

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All Roads Home: A Collection of Short Stories by [Diaz Meyer, Lisa]A collection of bizarre short stories, poems and plays.

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