About the Author
Raised in Mississippi and Kentucky, Molly Harper graduated from Western Kentucky University with a bachelor’s degree in print journalism. She worked for six years as a reporter and humor columnist; her reporting duties included covering courts, school board meetings, quilt shows, and once, the arrest of a Florida man who faked his suicide by shark attack and spent the next few months tossing pies at a local pizzeria. Molly lives in western Kentucky with her husband and daughter.
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A big giant thank you to Molly for stopping by BookHounds today. Please note that Molly is owned by two dachshunds and therefore is the Author of the Year at BookHounds.
20 QUESTIONS WITH MOLLY HARPER
Ugh, off!
3. Favorite author?
Just one?!
Paranormal romance
Nicholas Nickleby. I’m intentionally trying to read the classics I’ve missed.
Besides my own? Wait Until Midnight by Amanda Quick
A little of both.
There were a lot of them. I do remember wanting to be the next Roald Dahl, when I grew up. Matilda was my favorite book ever.
Water for Elephants. I’m only a few pages in, but I’m super-excited about it. I’ve heard good things!
Roses by Leila Meacham. It’s so pretty!
JANE SLAYRE, the re-fashioned tale of Jane Eyre as a vampire slayer. A friend of mine, Sherri Erwin, wrote it.
One of those Serendipity Books. They were beautifully illustrated, but usually had a pretty clear hippie agenda.
My couch. It’s super-comfy.
The fourth book in the Jane Jameson series should be coming out within the next year. And I’ll be writing two “spin-off” books featuring Half Moon Hollow characters. After that, who knows?
Two dachshunds named Pigwidgeon and Crookshanks
Myself… which sounds dirty.
Googling myself. You never know what results will come up.
Visit Molly Harper online HERE
Molly Harper’s Blog
Molly Harper on Facebook
Molly Harper on Twitter
Love all the insights to Molly’s personality! She may think googling herself is cringeworthy, but really, that’s ok. It’s the spine splitting that makes me crazy! Can you tell I use bookmarks?! Great 20 questions again!
And perhaps in honor of the Author of the Year designation, Molly will stop back with some photos of the dogs!? Or maybe a dachsaund 20 questions!?
I agree! Please, please no spine-splitting!
I’m almost done with the audiobook for Naked Werewolf, and I just plain love Molly Harper’s narrative style. It’s like listening to stand-up comedy for 9 hours straight, plus the romantic, sexy werewolf parts. Love it!
@Dharma — I never thought about an audio book for Molly Harper’s books — you are right, they are probably better since they are mostly funny dialog!