Wednesday Interview: 3 Questions for Michael H. Hanson

Posted: February 6th, 2013 under Author, Wednesday Interview.

Yes, Michael H. Hanson is an author…horror author for the most part. But what thrills me the most about having Michael stop in for an interview is that he is also a published poet, with two volumes of poetry out there: AUTUMN BLUSH and JUBILANT WHISPERS. I’m a big fan of poetry so this, to me at least, is a big deal. He is also the creator of the Sha’daa (go click, I’ll wait) dark fantasy/horror anthology series. Michael is also the Founder of the international writers club, THE FICTIONEERS, a non-profit organization created in 2007 to encourage the writing of sci-fi, fantasy, and horror, and the creative interaction of fledgling writers with more experienced professionals. The Fictioneers is loosely modeled after those fun children’s clubs of mid-20th Century radio fame (Captain Midnight, Little Orphan Annie, etc.).

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PAS: What did you want to be when you grew up?

MHH: Scuba Diver, Astronaut, or Heart Surgeon.

PAS: Are you there yet?

MHH: Not even close.

PAS: If you could talk to the 15-year-old Michael for five minutes, what would you tell yourself?

MHH: Get a Bachelor or Masters degree in a practical field (maybe Accounting, or Culinary Chef) that will guarantee you a good job after college graduation, and save you from well over a decade of student loan debt slavery. You can still write screenplays, short stories, and poems during lunch hours, the evening, and on weekends.

PAS: What is your least favorite word?

MHH: Rejection

PAS: Is there a voice inside your head?

MHH: Yes, of course.

PAS: Can it sing?

MHH: Nope. It is more into composition than performance.

For more on Michael, visit his website or the homepage for Sha’daa, which can also be found on Facebook. Michael also has a Youtube channel. His books are available at Amazon and other retailers.

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  1. This is an amazing interview. I met Michael when I applied to become a Fictioneer. Michael’s breath taking poetry and art work grace my newsfeed several times a day but seeing this interview pop up was like an extra scoop of icecream, not only more awesome news from a friend and mentor but another wicked blog to follow! Thanks PAS

    Comment by Crystal — 23 April 2013 @ 7:53 pm

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