The Interview - Roger E Pedersen

Can you explain your writing process? Do you prefer to create an outline and plan beforehand, or do you prefer to write more spontaneously and organically?

I write the first chapter of my next book, placing it at the end of the previous book (a teaser)

Then I write the ending of the current book so all that is left is connecting the two chapters.

I work on one chapter at a time with nothing planned, but it works itself out.

Tell us what you enjoy most about writing [genre].

storytelling and predicting the future.

Hopefully, getting free gifts of what I write about, like a purple Tesla signed by Elon Musk after the Eight Tea Days Around Europe race won by Professor Steele's Tesla and the Tesla robotaxis, a lifetime supply of Sugar free Pepsi that I use in my books, Oceana Cruise around the world that I wrote about, Carnival cruises as I am a Diamond member that I wrote I christened a new ship as its Godfather. A great seat at the Tottenham Spurs game near the Yid Army.

Describe the [book/series] in 10 words or less for people who are just learning about it.

People discover the answer to Forbes magazine, "If you had one SuperPower, would it be to Fly or to become Invisible?"

As an author, what critique has been the most challenging for you to receive? On the other hand, what compliment has been the most rewarding?

First my grammar was in need of fixing, so I bought Grammarly.

Then, since I am broke, I doing all the marketing myself.

Have you ever experienced writer’s block? How did you deal with it?

I never as I believe that I must record something to move forward a day or edit my books at least one sentence to

Did you have any say in the cover design?

I designed the cover and had Ruth, a real artist, fix it for me.

Do you have any movie or tv adaptations in the works?

All five of my SuperPower book series are on StoryRocket.Com

Storyrocket

Did you always want to be an author? If not, what did you want to be when you grew up?

No

I was starving, living in a homeless shelter and unknowingly stated that if JK Rowling, being on government support, could write a successful series, then I can, not realizing that she was an English teacher in Porto, Portugal (written in my 3rd book)

Where do you like to write? In a coffee shop? In your home office? On the beach?

On my bed to fix spelling and grammar, make the eBook.

Anywhere I am, to chat to my cell, creating the chapters.

I spend like 5-10 hours researching my subject, places, and characters.

When the characters race down the Mumbi expressway, I watched 30-40 hours of Internet videos of people driving on the highway.

Do you listen to music while you write? If so, what kind of music do you like to listen to?

to talk to my cell, I need absolute quiet

What other hobbies do you have outside of writing?

I am a US Candidate chess master, when I have the money go on Carnival cruises, Disney and Universal theme parks.

Are any of the characters in your book based on people in your real life? If so, can you tell us more about that process and how it influenced your writing?

yes either friends, family or works red or seen in a TV show or movie.

Do you have any personal connection to the story or characters?

All my characters are named after family and friends.

All the stories either happened to me, my family, or things that I have seen in life, on TV, or in the movies.