kc dyer
Author Interview - kc dyer
Author of An Accidental Odyessy
When an unexpected phone call derails a young woman’s wedding plans, it sparks an epic adventure around the magical, modern-day Mediterranean. Gianna Kostas is on the cusp of a fairy tale life, but on her way to taste wedding cakes, things go sideways. An unexpected phone call sends Gia off on a wild journey half-way around the world in pursuit of her ailing—and nearly-estranged—father as he retraces Odysseus’s famous voyage. As Gia adventures – and eats – her way around the Mediterranean, she discovers that confronting epic storms, sea monsters and even ripped surfer dudes might just be the easy part.
Author I draw inspiration from: So many! But today I'm going to say Liza Palmer.
Favorite place to read a book: In the bathtub!
Book character I’d like to be stuck in an elevator with: Mary Queen of Scots, from Denise Mina's incredible RIZZIO.
The moment I knew I wanted to become an author: I blame Lucy Maude Montgomery -- reading Anne of Green Gables and watching her grow up in the sequels!
Hardback, paperback, ebook or audiobook: Depends on the day and the book!
The last book I read: The Good Sister by Sally Hepworth
Pen & paper or computer: Both!
Book character I think I’d be best friends with: Charlotte Ellison Pitt in Anne Perry's Thomas Pitt mysteries starting with The Cater Street Hangman
If I weren’t an author, I’d be a: witch. Can I be both...?
Favorite decade in fashion history: 1920's
Place I’d most like to travel: Next time I go around the world, I want to head south -- Australia, New Zealand, Tazmania!
My signature drink: tea
Favorite artist: so many! But today, Kent Monkman, an Indigenous artist, who specializes in shaking up the status quo
Number one on my bucket list: I think I need to rinse out the bucket first....
Anything else you'd like to add: Thanks for having me today!
Author Bio: kc dyer loves travel and has literally flown around the world in search of fantastic stories. When she’s not on the road, she resides in the wilds of British Columbia, where she likes to walk her dogs in the woods and write books. Her most recent novel, EIGHTY DAYS TO ELSEWHERE, is the madcap story of a young woman so desperate to save her family’s bookstore that she undertakes a race around the world, but ends up falling for her competition.