by Jemi Fraser
I like to think I'm a pretty good person overall.
I take care of my family, I work hard at my job.
I even share my chocolate stash...well, most of the time.
So, why is it so much fun to write from the point of view of a villain?
I believe in law and order.
I pay my taxes and donate to charity.
I have no secret desire to cause murder or mayhem.
But, boy is it fun to write as if I did!
Creating a character who is a little twisted,
who plots and plans to destroy another
and who really is a nasty piece of work
is a whole lot of fun!
The characters in Until Release are a varied lot
They're (mostly) not all good or all evil
They're (mostly) just human beings
Which means they're an interesting mix of both
So, I think it's okay to enjoy
playing Voldemort
as long as it's just playing
Because as Miss Congeniality says, ...
How about you? Do like reading/writing the villain's point of view?
Do you share your chocolate stash?

Exploring the facets of time, eleven authors delve into mysteries and crimes that linger in both dark corners and plain sight. Featuring the talents of Gwen Gardner, Rebecca M. Douglass, Tara Tyler, S. R. Betler, C.D. Gallant-King, Jemi Fraser, J. R. Ferguson, Yolanda Renée, C. Lee McKenzie, Christine Clemetson, and Mary Aalgaard.
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Wednesday, May 23, 2018
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