Ugh! Yes. It was a horrible piece. At least I think it was. The story was called "Summer For Two" and was told from the story of a newly graduated high schooler whose first job was in the mail room of a major television network. While delivering mail one day he hooks up with an executive, they fall in love, have wild, mad, crazy passionate love together. Now that I think about it, maybe I should have kept it. Erotica has become so big it might have found a home today!

I don't have a steady process, or a process that is the same from project to project. It varies depending on the story. For example, for one story I might wake up, make coffee, shower, and get dressed, then sit to work on the piece. For another I have tea, and write only at night. There was one that I wrote by hand, outdoors, so I could identify with the characters, who had no air conditioning and worked in sweltering heat.

I don't remember the name or the title. All I know it was one of those "chap" books where every other word was dirty, and the sex went on for pages at a time. I remember thinking, hey, this is pretty cool. I want to do this!

That's a rough one. Usually, after I'm done with a story, I step away. I try to focus on only the concept. I bounce ideas around with a friend. Sometimes I even write a one-to-two line synopsis to try and get at the core of the piece. It might take a while for me to come up with a concept, but I think it's because those things are hard for me. I'm not a visual artist.

The Stand.
The Shining.
The Exorcist.
Tales of the City.
Confederacy of Dunces.

The horror stories are my favorite because in the crazy world we live in, I find some sense of order and almost always, everything turns out in the end. For the most part.

Tales of the City and Confederacy of Dunces are among my favorites because they characters were endearing, the stories were simple, and they just struck a nerve.

Horror, suspense, or thrillers. Sometimes action/adventure graphic novels, and also mysteries.

I'd rather have an iPad, but since I can't afford one, I have a Kindle. I'm not connected to my other devices, but that's okay. In a way I like it that way.

This is rough and I have absolutely no clue. I Tweet. I talk to people, as far as I can with people who share my fantasies. But mostly I Tweet. I also have a blog.

A fucking mess!

I grew up in the ghettos of NYC. And it comes through loud and clear in my stories! Especially in my first, "My Uncle Piri," as it's all about getting out of the ghetto for a day.

How about if a reader writes a question and I'll answer it? Lol!

I started writing when I was about 10 years old. It was a "novelization" from a spanish graphic novel about a severed hand.