LLOYD MEEKER (Cont.)
INTERVIEW
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A biography has been written about you.
What do you think the title would be in
six words or less?
Stumbling Into Strange Beauty
LM: I’ve written six novels and a handful
of short stories. They’ve all been pub-
lished by small presses, although at
the moment only two are in print. My
Russ Morgan mysteries will be re-
released by NineStar Press next year.
I’m hoping The Garden Witch will
make it to one of the big New York
houses.
MFRW: What do you hope readers take with them
after reading your work?
Whatever story I’m telling, I want to
make readers think as well as feel. My
hope is that when readers come to the
end of one of my stories, they carry a
little more resilience and a refreshed
sense of wonder back into their daily
lives.
Generally, how long does it take you to
write a book?
Anywhere from one to five years.
What can we expect from you in the fu-
ture?
I’ve spent the last several years writ-
ing The Garden Witch, a fantasy ex-
ploring our relationship to the power
and balance of nature. I’m currently
finishing up my fourth revision.
How many books have you written? How
many have been published?
LM: