The Robert James Russell Interview Is Now Available
- By Tracy Ames
- Published November 12, 2010
Tracy Ames
Mrs. Ames is an international bestselling author of interracial erotic fiction and a former columnist for several newsletters and magazines.
A native of the San Francisco Bay Area, Tracy currently split time between CT & New York City with her husband, children and a host of pets.
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Good morning everyone!
Happy Friday! We're kicking the weekend off to good start. The Robert James Russell interview is now available.
Have a read and if you have any questions or comments...or if you just want to say hello, please do so. He doesn't bite and I'm sure he'd love to hear from you.
Robert, I'd like to extend an open invitation. Please stop by and keep us up to date with RJR's world. You're part of the family now. Don't run--the doors are locked. All the best. :)
Cheers,
Tracy
Happy Friday! We're kicking the weekend off to good start. The Robert James Russell interview is now available.
Have a read and if you have any questions or comments...or if you just want to say hello, please do so. He doesn't bite and I'm sure he'd love to hear from you.
Robert, I'd like to extend an open invitation. Please stop by and keep us up to date with RJR's world. You're part of the family now. Don't run--the doors are locked. All the best. :)
Cheers,
Tracy
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17 Responses to "The Robert James Russell Interview Is Now Available" 
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said this on 12 Nov 2010 4:56:36 AM CDT
Great interview TA. I must check out Mr James' poems
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said this on 12 Nov 2010 5:44:07 AM CDT
Thanks Judy! This was one of the longest interviews I've done. Interesting guy.
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said this on 12 Nov 2010 6:46:08 AM CDT
Great interview! My husband laughs at me every few days when I tell him I have a few new story ideas, which can be a bit problematic when you are working on 2 or 3 stories already. Even though I know everyone has their own style of writing some days I wonder if I'm going about my writing in a really productive way. So it is nice to read about someone else that has a similar mindset as I do when it comes to writing. I will certainly be looking forward to reading his work.
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said this on 12 Nov 2010 1:30:10 PM CDT
Do let me know what you think! And yes, you are definitely not alone. Ha.
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said this on 12 Nov 2010 8:54:09 AM CDT
I had so much fun doing this!
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said this on 12 Nov 2010 1:23:44 PM CDT
Great interview. Tracy wasn't too hard on you. I downloaded your book and I will keep an eye out for your other work.
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said this on 12 Nov 2010 1:29:28 PM CDT
Appreciate that, thanks!
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said this on 12 Nov 2010 1:44:19 PM CDT
What was your family and friends reaction to your profession?
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said this on 12 Nov 2010 2:40:05 PM CDT
As a writer? Well, I've known I wanted to be a writer since I was young...that's not new. Sex Scene: An Anthology is truly a collection of literary works, more than just straight erotica, so I haven't made a leap into full erotica. I'm still a literary fiction type of guy.
I actually haven't told my parents too much about Sex Scene...they're pretty old fashioned. Ha. |
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said this on 12 Nov 2010 3:36:29 PM CDT
How far along is your "Impossible Monsters" manuscript? Is it complete?
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said this on 13 Nov 2010 11:12:28 AM CDT
Hi Antonio. It is completely finished, yes. Just trying to find a home for it now. Ha.
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said this on 13 Nov 2010 2:11:11 AM CDT
Lovely interview, Tracy. I feel like I've been sitting under a rock because I expected Robert Russell to be the usual 30something young man, ie, too urban, speechwise, so I had my "urban dictionary" next to me. Was pleasantly surprised as well with his influences (Faulkner/Ellis). There's hope yet for our world!.
I do have one question: where can I get an autographed hard copy?. Don't snicker, Tracy at my lack of being able to follow the links!. One of your headings was "The Robert James Russell interview is now available" and it took me forever and a day to figure out you meant under "author interviews....". |
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said this on 13 Nov 2010 4:28:00 PM CDT
Unfortunately I don't have any autographed copies just yet, but stay tuned and I'll let you know when that changes.
I do hope you still get your hands on the book though, and let me know what you think! |
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said this on 16 Nov 2010 10:27:04 PM CDT
great interview, I enjoyed seeing something new besides the usual short erotica stories. I'll definitely check Mr. Russell's site and books.
ps. I also love William C. Faulkner not as much as Twain and T Williams. I got hooked on his dark & tragic tales back in high school, thanks to my English teacher who forced us to read 'The Sound & the Fury'. |
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said this on 16 Nov 2010 11:41:25 PM CDT
Thank you, Hodan. Please feel free to check out the news articles and interviews. There are more to come. And please see Robert's work. He's an absolute gem. It's funny that you mention Twain...I was telling my husband that I saw a twinkle of Twain in Robert's writing.
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said this on 22 Nov 2010 10:27:49 AM CDT
A twinkle of Twain? I'll take it! But I am a big fan of Mr. Clemens as well. :)
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said this on 16 Nov 2010 11:43:14 PM CDT
cccH, I wouldn't laugh...okay, I would but I'm laughing with you. :)
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