Ask the Author: David K. Mullaly
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David K. Mullaly
The one Norseman was curious: "Are you measuring me for a new tunic?"
"Do you know what a Blood Eagle is?' responded the other Norseman.
"Do you know what a Blood Eagle is?' responded the other Norseman.
David K. Mullaly
I would want to go to any world in which good and evil were clearly distinguishable, and the good ultimately wins. That covers lots of fictional worlds, fortunately.
David K. Mullaly
Right now I'm involved with two short books. Jeffrey Sachs' "Building The New American Economy" and Timothy Snyder's "On Tyranny." Then I'm looking forward to reading James L. Nelson's next novel in the Norsemen Saga called "Raider's Wake."
David K. Mullaly
If one is lucky enough to stumble on to the kernel of a story worth telling, watching it s-l-o-w-l-y develop into something that might be worth reading can be exhilarating.
David K. Mullaly
My first novel was just made available, so I'm working on getting some visibility for it. The reading public will tell me if I should keep writing, or hang up my pen and try hang-gliding.
David K. Mullaly
If you like the verbal compression of poetry and you have something to say, try to say it in a way that surprises. If you want to write fiction, and you have an interesting story to tell, try to tell it. Simply deciding to become a poet or a fiction writer seems silly--you need to believe that you have something good to offer.
David K. Mullaly
I began to learn a lot about the Vikings when I started a business selling Viking artifacts, so I've done extensive reading in archaeology, history, artifact preservation, and the like. However, I just stumbled on this historical figure that was thoroughly vilified by Church chroniclers, and blamed for all manner of evil deeds. Something didn't smell right, and I became intrigued by Eadric of Mercia.
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