Mirror Mash looks like an exciting story. Can you tell us a little about Jordan?
Jordan is a 14 year old boy, that is trying to cope the best way he knows how during a global pandemic. He has become more and more introverted. He is rebellious to his mom and to make matter worse his father disappeared while working on a cure for the pandemic.
Mirror Mash looks like it’s a relatable story for today's youth. What age group was the book written for?
I wrote the book for my grandson and my son, and both are
14. I wanted to target kids between
10-14.
Any plans to turn it into a series?
I am contemplating that now. More than likely it will be a series.
That’s an amazing cover. Can you tell us a little about it?
I work with an amazing illustrator. I give her the story and she designs the
illustrations according to the story.
She gets the vision
What inspired you when writing Mirror Mash?
This story speaks to what the kids have been going through
since the pandemic. Some kids were introverted and staying in their rooms prior
to the pandemic. But I am a witness to
my grandson and son staying in their rooms losing themselves in videos games.
How did you come up with the story in Mirror Mash?
When I was going through titles Mirror Mash stuck out for
me, and my son loved it.
Did anything stick out as particularly challenging when writing Mirror Mash?
No really. I knew
what I wanted to write. I had it written down.
I worked with a editor/story writer to bring it home.
What do you like to do when not writing?
I work. I have worked for over 25 years for the federal
government. I also love to jog and spend
time with my family.
Where can readers find out more about your work?
They can visit my website almiteeworks.com. the books that I
have written are sold there. Also, I have another book I wrote called “I Can
Potty Train With Princess Cali Reign”. It was written for my granddaughter. It
is also for sale on the website. I have
a book coming out during Christmas. It
is amazing.