Tripping Prince Charming Interview by Ey Wade

TRIPPING PRINCE CHARMING CHARACTER INTERVIEW

"Three friends join their love stories to create a romantic magic that is both beguiling and whimsical."

Author Ey Wade waits in the studio of "IN THE CHAIR", waiting for the cast of ladies from Tripping Prince Charming to arrive. The novel started off as three separate books, The Cooking Class, Thorn in my Pocket, and the main characters being Carmella Candi, Ivy Gardiner, and Lillie-Rose McIntyre in that order. Each best friends who decided as children that they would never let a man run their lives or relationship. The three books rolled into one with three stories, but the ladies weren't happy and it eventually evolved into one book with' acts and scenes. Simply lovely.


Okay, my first question pertains to relationship and what you would like from one? Who would like to answer first?

CARMELLA "Oh, I will. What I want from a relationship is honesty. I don't like sly games or innuendos. "

IVY "Well, I would like a man who takes charge, but gives me room to be myself A relationship that's reallally a 90-10 and I retain the 90."

LILLIE-ROSE: "That's because you're bossy and always tryin' to run other people's lives." (everyone laughs) "If I could have my ideal relationship, it would 'be' one where there is mutual respect, lots of laughs and love, and no physical or mental abuse. "

I know that's right, we all agree with that, especially that last part (mutual sounds of agreement uttered from everyone) And since we all agree with that let's talk about your. ideal mate. We'll start with you, Lillie-Rose.

"Hmmm, my ideal mate would have to 'be' taller than I am so I can feel protected. My 5ft nothing self gets hit on a lot by men thinking I'm a kid. He has to be dependable, caring, with a job and most of all, he needs to 'be' able to control his temper."

What about you, Carmella?

"As I said before, he has to be honest, faithful, totally in love with me, and able handle it when I want to run my own life. I don't want someone who is so insecure he has to know where I am every minute of the day."

"Me," Ivy broke in. "I want a man who loves God just as much as he loves me. Honest, dependable and with a great sense of humor. Plus, he would have to like my girls, cuz we are a team."

Third question: I know the theme of the book is the disbelief of the 'happy ever after '. What made you dislike the fairy tale endings to stories? "

"The liars, the abusers, and the undependables" The three women answered in one voice, laughing and high fiving as if it were there stock answer.

But in the story you each have a man pursuing you through a lot of drama? How did you meet them?

"I met Franklin in church, but got to know him better while he was a member of my cooking class." Answered.Carmella.

"Same here, " put in Ivy. "I met Bernard through the church and it took a bit of maneuvering. "

"I met Nataniel at Ivy's parent's home." Lillie-Rose looked at her friends through narrowed eyes when they began to laugh. " They want me to say I pushed Nathaniel down a mountain."

"Well you did." they both agreed.

"Whatever, the audience can read about it in the book and judge for themselves. "

Oh, I know the story and its an reopened. Last question. Who is the romantic influencer in your life?

"Oh, that's easy. Uncle Michael, Ivy's dad." Carmella answered. "we call him, Pops."

"I have to agree. He told us so many fairy tales, built us an enchanted forest. He is the epitome of love."

"Yep, my dad would 'be' the answer."

I wish I could talk with him, But who knows. I may get that chance. Anyway, thank you ladies for coming and I await to get a copy in my hands. When is Tripping Prince Charming being released, again? "
August 8th folks, mark your calendars.




To stay up to date with Author Ey Wade, go to the following sites:

Tripping Prince Charming Blog

Ey Wade Website

Interview with Author Ey Wade

Happy Thursday everyone, today we have author Ey Wade with us. She is the author of several books, of which we will discussed in length about in the interview. Please make sure to leave a comment to let Ms. Wade know what you thought about her interview and her books. Hope you enjoy.

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Author Ey Wade

Knowing me as a writer and author is like cracking an egg’s shell in the air and wondering how far the splatter will spread. Wait, that’s kind of like knowing me as a person. I’m like all over the board and always working on three to five projects at a time. I have no favorite spots to work and my view tends to be pointed at the keyboard. When an idea comes into my head I just flow with it. I haven’t been able to conform my writing to any specific pattern. I am more than often working on one story and the characters from another will just be dying to get my attention and I have to go into their world.

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Interview Questions

Can you briefly tell us about your literary work?

Ey Wade: I write in all genres except paranormal. At the moment I have several fiction novels that are currently released. Along with a non-fiction book, as well as three children picture books.

Sounds like you are very busy, having written seven books. Where did the inspiration for your work come from?

Ey Wade: Most of the premise from my works are derived from factors in real life. My children, things I have heard, seen on television or have garnered from my profession as a childcare provider or just from general day to day living. None of the characters in my novels are real.

I could tell your books were taken from some of the aspects of your life experiences. So what would you like readers to get out of reading your work and how they can apply it to their lives?

Ey Wade: I would like the reader to get the urge to pay more attention to the people and activities around them. Though my stories can be entertaining they also have messages I hope the characters bring to light.

What is your writing process like?

Ey Wade: I’m like all over the board and always working on three to five projects at a time. I have no favorite spots to work and my view tends to be pointed at the keyboard. When an idea comes into my head I just flow with it. I haven’t been able to conform my writing to any specific pattern. I am more than often working on one story and the characters from another will just be dying to get my attention and I have to go into their world.

What are you currently working on and what can we expect from you in the future?

Ey Wade: At the moment I am working on the second part of the series LDA, which is titled The Carjacker, the second in the series of Yes, Sam Takes Care of Me On the Corner of Easy Street & Bluebonnet Lane, and another novel titled DNA. And that’s not mentioning the other picture books or the three romances I am editing right now. Always thinking, always writing.

What advice would you give to aspiring writers?

Ey Wade: Just write. That’s it. Everyone has a story to tell, tell it after editing.

  

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The Fishing Trip - A Trial by Water and Deliverence of Execution by Retribution

Durham killed his abuser at the age of ten. As an adult and tired of pedophiles having free reign on innocent children, his fishing excursions are to die for. Envelopes stamped with the large letters LDA and holding the simple words "Life demands action" has started appearing in the mailboxes, the explosion in the woods and the deaths of so called ‘good men’, hit just the right buttons and now every perverted child molester in this city is distressed. They all know what it means. The thing is no one knows where their letter came from, so who can be trusted?"

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The Perfect Solution

A teenaged babysitter decides to go to college. A single parent places her child in daycare. A three year old is mistakenly given to a stalker by his pre-school teacher. A suspenseful analysis of choices each person made comes into question and those questions define the choices the afffect the people around them. "I placed the most precious thing in my life in your hands and you people did not take your job seriously." These are the words of the distraught mother when she learns of the abduction of her child from Perfect Solution Child Care Center.

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The Women of the Hill: From the series of Yes, Sam Takes Care of Me

The Women of the Hill is an affair to remember. It is the first book in the series Yes, Sam Takes Care of Me. Sam a jealous provider and protector who simultaneously gives and takes away in this tale of five female friends sharing in the trials and humiliations of having a relationship with the same person.

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Beads on a String: America's Racially Intertwined Biographical History

Ever wondered what America's history would look like if every race was included in one book? Celebrated daily? History was written in more than Black & White and Beads on a String-America’s Racially Intertwined Biographical History lauds loudly the accomplishments of all races that helped make America the great country it has become. America’s glorious multi-racial history is finally acknowledged.

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I also have three picture books from a series titled In My Sister’s World which can be found in the major e-book stores.

 

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If you would like to stay in touch with author Ey Wade please follow her journey by visiting her at:

Webpage:  Wade-In Publishing .com 

Blogs:  Wade-In Publishing.blogspot.com and In the Chair (where I interview my characters)

Social Sites

Facebook-: Written by EyWade

Facebook2 The Interviewed Character

Twitter @jumpouttheboat and @eywade

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I want to thank Ms. Ey Wade for stopping by and giving us an insight into her writing world. And I wish her the best in her future endeavors. Thank you again, and I hope you keep us posted on your future releases. Please comment on the interview or ask questions for Ms. Ey Wade. The more the merrier. Don't be shy, if you have questions to ask that I didn't, please do ask them.

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