Ask the Author: J.E. Spatafore
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J.E. Spatafore
My favorite portrayed to date is Jocelyn and William Thatcher in the movie "A Knight's Tale." The story about how he could only relate in a superficial way, but was the only knight who did not claim to fight for her in the beginning, was a great lead in to why he was special to her. Her making him prove his love by losing that which he thought he desired most, and him giving in, showed a deep conflict within his heart that he overcame. I believe it shows the truth about how love trumps personal desires.
J.E. Spatafore
One day, I was thinking of "What if the Greek Gods were Gods? What if they didn't really disappear but only left earth to create their own place?"
Since I enjoyed reading fantasy books, I decided to mix my love of reading and my love of mythology. Of course, it helps that my name is Jason and, well, we all know about the Argonauts. :)
Since I enjoyed reading fantasy books, I decided to mix my love of reading and my love of mythology. Of course, it helps that my name is Jason and, well, we all know about the Argonauts. :)
J.E. Spatafore
I am currently working on Apollo's Apprentice, the sequel to Aphrodite's Acolyte. It should be released late 2014 or early 2015.
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