The Child was Pure Evil - fantasy author Janice Hardy

Writers Drinking Whiskey

Welcome to the sixth episode of Writers Drinking whiskey, your literary happy hour and the show where you find more than your next read: you find your next author… along with cocktail recipes, travel advice, life hacks, and a healthy dose of comradery. In this episode, host William R. Hincy shares a drink with award-winning author Janice Hardy. In part 1, we get to know Janice, the person; in part 2, Janice reads from Blood Ties (written under J.T. Hardy) and we get to know the writer.
For the video version of this show, go to YouTube: https://youtu.be/JehU-2IDx_s
Links:
Janice Hardy’s author site: http://www.janicehardy.com/
Janice’s Fiction University: http://fiction-university.com/
William R. Hincy’s books: https://www.amazon.com/stores/William-R.-Hincy/author/B07ZYB5FHZ
Mentions [no affiliate links]:
Place to drink in the Orlando area (DE LA VEGA): https://delavegart.com/
The Sexton Irish Whisky: https://www.thesexton.com/
Recipes:
• Janice: two fingers of Evan Williams honey bourbon, ice and water
• The Sexton Irish whisky on the rock
Bios:
Janice: Janice Hardy is the award-winning author of the teen fantasy trilogy The Healing Wars, including The Shifter, Blue Fire, and Darkfall from Balzer+Bray/Harper Collins.
She also writes the Grace Harper series for adults (Starting with Blood Ties) under the name, J.T. Hardy. When she's not writing fiction, she runs the popular writing site Fiction University, and has written multiple books on writing, including Understanding Show, Don't Tell (And Really Getting It), Plotting Your Novel: Ideas and Structure, and the Revising Your Novel: First Draft to Finished Draft series.
WRH: “Some people run from their demons; others sit down and have cocktails with theirs.” William R. Hincy is a man who does and writes about the latter. Having become a writer after deciding it was the only sensible thing for a problem drinker to do, Hincy aspires to use literature to connect society on an emotional level through characters who no longer create messes but have instead become the mess. Hincy has won the American Fiction Award and been named a finalist for the Eric Hoffer Award and two International Book Awards. Without Expiration, his personal anthology of short fiction, was named one of the Best Books of 2020 by Kirkus Reviews. He now lives outside Los Angeles with his wife and kids, having found solace in the notion that the only things sacred are self and spiced rum.
Interested in being a guest? Have a great cocktail recipe and story to share? Fantastic! Contact WRH at [e-mail]. We’re currently booking for special episodes and season 2.
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