Thursday, February 10, 2011

Interview with Sean Beaudoin

As you guys know, Sean Beaudoin stopped by on Tuesday for a guest post, talking about his book You Killed Wesley Payne. However, we had a bit of "technical" difficulties because someone (I promise, it was not me!) slipped him three bottles of Rush soda. So he's back again today - "sober" this time - for an interview!



You Killed Wesley Payne. Can you be trusted?
Definitely not. Hide your IP address. Hide your dog. Hide in the closet. My book and I are coming.

Do you drink Rush?
I had my entire circulatory system drained by a Ukrainian surgeon years ago and replaced all my blood with Rush. I have to get topped off now and again, but it’s great for my overall productivity.

What would you do if I told you I didn't like Voltaire?
Tell you that if you buy three (3) copies of You Killed Wesley Payne I will no longer like Voltaire, either. Or slap you on the cheek with a white lace glove and challenge you to a duel with condiments at twelve paces.

What is your favorite Pulp noir? 
I love Dashiell Hammett. One of my favorite writers of all time. Jim Thompson’s The Killer Inside Me is also sort of the Rosetta Stone of Hard Boil.

What is your favorite existential novel?
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S. Thompson

What clique would you be in at Salt River? Why?
KokRock City. Because of all the bad bands I’ve been in, and all the good bands I always fantasized about joining.

If you could go on a lunch date with anyone in your book, who would you choose? What would you do, say, or eat?
Choose: Cassiopeia Jones, head of Foxxes.
Do: Flirt.
Say: Bad things about Dalton Rev.
Eat: Nothing, so my breath retains its minty freshness.

What do you think Wesley would say to Dalton at the end of the novel?
“You owe me 73, 614. 62 in book royalties. I do not accept checks. The money needs to be in my crypt by noon on Friday, or I will not participate in the sequel.”

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I dunno about you guys, but I'm absolutely stoked that there's going to be a sequel! Thank you so much for joining us, Sean!

If you'd like to read my review of You Killed Wesley Payne, click here

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oh dear he is funny! haha. great interview <3
1 reply · active 736 weeks ago
He is! I didn't expect any less after having read his book - it's hilarious! :)
LOL, that was hilarious. Great. interview. Can't wait to read the book now.
1 reply · active 736 weeks ago
haha, thank you! :) I highly encourage you to read his book - it has all the humor he showed in the interview. <3
LOL! I love this. No doubt one of the more entertaining author interviews I've read in a while :D *skips off to read your review*
1 reply · active 736 weeks ago
Aww thanks Brodie! :D I enjoyed reading his answers, as well! (Particularly the Voltaire one ;D)
Hilarious! His sense of humor is fabulous and makes me want to read this book all the more. I love how much of his personality comes through in his answers, it makes him a real person and not just a name on a book cover! Thanks so much, this was such a great interview for a Friday:)
1 reply · active less than 1 minute ago
haha, exactly! I'm glad that you enjoyed it so much!
Hi Kristina. Thanks for having me. Just linked you over at my site, and now I'm cracking a fresh Rush. Cheers!
http://www.seanbeaudoin.com/blog/ask-me-another-o...
1 reply · active less than 1 minute ago
Thank you so much for stopping by, Sean! I really, really enjoyed interviewing you! :)
What a funny interview! It's awesome :D

I am really excited to read this!

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1 reply · active 736 weeks ago
I know! Sean's a new fave of mine when it comes to humor! =) You'll definitely love the humor in You Killed Wesley Payne if you enjoyed the interview. :)
Sweet, I'm already hiding in the closet so I don't have to go anywhere. except, I'm coming out for the condiment duel. There is nothing like fighting with condiments. I love posts like these, makes the author seem more real and helps me get a feel for the novel. Plus...I always enjoy giggling with helpless abandon.

Jen
In the Closet With a Bibliophile
Ahahahaha! Sean is so funny! ;))
Haha. Great interview! It made me laugh. I'm your newest follower.
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What a fun interview. Well done, it gives us an idea of the tone of the book.
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Very nice blog.

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Funny Interview! He sounds nice. I can't wait to get a copy of his book. Thanks for sharing this with us Kristina.

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