PLEASE WELCOME A.R. TO BOOKHOUNDS YA
1.
What is
the first book you remember reading by yourself as a child?
It was a Dr. Seuss book. I think it was THE FOOT BOOK or maybe HOP ON POP or FOX IN SOCKS. Kind of hard to remember. But I remember reading it at home and getting so excited about reading it on my own that I ran to my grandma's and read it to her. About a dozen times. That was definitely the start to my love of telling stories.
It was a Dr. Seuss book. I think it was THE FOOT BOOK or maybe HOP ON POP or FOX IN SOCKS. Kind of hard to remember. But I remember reading it at home and getting so excited about reading it on my own that I ran to my grandma's and read it to her. About a dozen times. That was definitely the start to my love of telling stories.
2.
What are
you reading right now?
A mix of things. I'm reading THE RAVEN BOYS by Maggie Stiefvater, THE NAME OF THE WIND by Patrick Rothfuss, and WHEN THINGS FALL APART by Pema Chodron.
A mix of things. I'm reading THE RAVEN BOYS by Maggie Stiefvater, THE NAME OF THE WIND by Patrick Rothfuss, and WHEN THINGS FALL APART by Pema Chodron.
3.
How does
your garden grow?
I can't tell if this is asking about a real garden or the line from Antonio Machado's poem “The Wind, One Brilliant Day” (“What have you done with the garden entrusted to you?”). I'll presume both, and thus say that, literally and metaphorically, it is still very much in the works. One day it will be filled with herbs and vegetables. Right now, we're sowing the seeds. And I'm very, very grateful for the garden I've been given and have worked so hard to maintain.
I can't tell if this is asking about a real garden or the line from Antonio Machado's poem “The Wind, One Brilliant Day” (“What have you done with the garden entrusted to you?”). I'll presume both, and thus say that, literally and metaphorically, it is still very much in the works. One day it will be filled with herbs and vegetables. Right now, we're sowing the seeds. And I'm very, very grateful for the garden I've been given and have worked so hard to maintain.
4.
What is
the last thing you Googled?
You are really lucky I Googled Dr. Seuss book titles, because last night my roommates and I were discussing how everything—yes, everything—had been turned into a fetish. (Hey, you asked.)
You are really lucky I Googled Dr. Seuss book titles, because last night my roommates and I were discussing how everything—yes, everything—had been turned into a fetish. (Hey, you asked.)
5.
What
makes you cringe?
The aforementioned Google search? In all honesty: rudeness, dishonesty, and people who spend so much time staring at their (insert handheld smart device here) they don't see anything unfolding in the world around them.
The aforementioned Google search? In all honesty: rudeness, dishonesty, and people who spend so much time staring at their (insert handheld smart device here) they don't see anything unfolding in the world around them.
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About the Book
Publisher: 47North
Publication dates: Serial
eBook - December 4, 2012; In Print - January 29, 2013
Formats: Kindle eBook
Murdered contortionists
aren’t exactly what Vivienne signed up for when she ran away to join the
circus. But like most things under the big top, nothing is what it seems. With
a past she can't quite remember, Vivienne finds that running away forever might
not be as appealing as it once sounded—especially not when she realizes the
devilishly attractive ringleader Mab is the Faerie Queen of legend…and that she
and the rest of the troupe are locked in an age-old rivalry between the
otherworldly Courts.
Aided by her friends
Kingston—a feisty stage magician whose magic is quickly stealing her heart—and
his smart-ass assistant Melody, Vivienne finds herself racing against the clock
to discover the culprit behind a series of deaths that should be impossible.
However, the answer she seeks might reveal more about her own bloody past—and
future—than she bargains for.
The show's just beginning.
Step right up…
The show's just beginning.
Step right up…
Find the book:
BOOK WEBSITE – http://www.immortalcircus.com
FACEBOOK – http://www.facebook.com/ImmortalCircus
About the Author
About A.R. Kahler
Most little boys dream of running away to join the circus.
Alex didn't just dream it: he did it. But then, he rarely lets a good dream pass him by.
In the past six years he's toured and trained across America and Europe. He's performed in Amsterdam, taught trapeze in Madrid, studied in Glasgow and even had a stint as assistant to Holly Black and Cassandra Clare in New England. He's constantly on the lookout for new places to explore and new worlds to invent. He's a Sagittarius fueled by full moons and espresso. The way to his heart is a latte and fan art. Just for the record.
THE IMMORTAL CIRCUS is his first New Adult novel, and is being released exclusively through the Amazon Kindle e-Serials program by 47North. It will be available in print and audio when the episodes are complete.
MARTYR the first book in his post-apocalyptic fantasy, will be published by Spencer Hill Press in October 2014.
Find him:
TWITTER - https://twitter.com/ARKahler (@ARKahler) & https://twitter.com/ImmortalCircus (@ImmortalCircus)
WEBSITE/BLOG – http://www.arkahler.com
Giveaway details:
The giveaway will end on February
28th.a Rafflecopter giveaway
If I ran away and joined the circus, I would love to work with the elephants, it always looks like fun. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteIf I ran away to the circus, I would want to work with animals, elephants, horses, tigers, lions, maybe even dogs, just something with the animals.
ReplyDeleteI would enjoy working with the magic shows.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to work with animals, but I'd probably end up the costumer. :)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the animal trainer/keeper - love elephants and tigers!
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Leanne
I woud be a magician. Thanks for the giveaway [:
ReplyDeleteI would be a clown. Thanks for the chance to win this book.
ReplyDeletelol... ticket taker :)
ReplyDeleteThe Magician's Assistant or Ticket Taker
ReplyDeleteLove giveaways, not just for the chance to win but because I usually learn about the authors and new books!
ReplyDeleteI'd want to work with the animals - make sure they're well taken-care of. :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to work with animals.
ReplyDeleteI would love to work with animals. Thank you for the giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteI would work with animals, particularly if they had horses. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletei love to cook and pretty good at it ... i'd probably be part of the kitchen crew ... thanks for the giveaway ... :)
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i plan to be the business manager. best of both worlds. blending the creative with the practical.
ReplyDeleteIf they had elephants I'd volunteer. (Kind of hoping they don't though!!)
ReplyDeleteI would want to work as an acrobat.
ReplyDeleteI'm not at all an animal person, I have a terrible fear of heights, and I have no skill whatsoever. I don't think I'd get a job in the circus. I'd choose to be the ticketer? :P
ReplyDeleteNot the most glamorous job, but I would want to take care of the horses.
ReplyDeleteI want to work in concessions and make corn-dogs and funnel cakes all day long LOL Thank you for sharing the fun. I have been intrigued by The Immortal Circus for a while and would love to read it.
ReplyDeleteI love author interviews. Thanks for posting :)
ReplyDeleteFortune teller.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to work with the elephant and/or horse trainer.
ReplyDeleteIf I ran away with the circus, I would train the trick ponies. I love animals. I don't do heights! So I could not do the trapeze.
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