It’s
Day Three of the Rapunzel-themed Blog Tour, hosted by Kendra E.
Ardnek and Kirsten Fitcher.
Visit Kirsten at A Synesthete Writer to learn about her Rapunzel Retelling, Diamond.
Today,
it’s my privilege to interview Misha, one of the characters from
Kendra’s Misfortune. But first, a bit about the book he’s in:
Misfortune
Tagline: Is the safety of a country worth the sacrifice of one girl - even if she is the daughter of blood and misfortune?
Book Description:
A Twist of Adventure #4 The
day she was born, her kingdom fell, and so she was branded the daughter
of blood and misfortune and locked away. Now a dragon plagues the land
and her curse may be the only thing that stops it.
But is she really cursed?
Author Bio:
Kendra E. Ardnek
is the self-proclaimed Arista of Fairy Tales. She lives in the Piney
Woods of East Texas with her dragon babies and massive herd of
mini-giraffes, and she is still waiting for one of of her fifty nutcrackers to come to life and marry her. When not writing,
you can usually find her sitting in a random box, and she’s frequently
known to act before she thinks.
Find her online at:
And now, to meet our honored guest.
Welcome,
Father* Misha, to The Rambling Rose. My friends and I have prepared a
comfortable seat for your use during this interview.
*An
archaic honorarium given to older men, regardless of parental status.
1.)
Tell us a little about yourself.
I’m
an old man who hasn’t seen his own country in a long time. Our
exile is nearing its end, but I’m afraid that I’m too old to make
the return myself. Besides, I’ve made a bit of a place for myself
here in my exile.
2.)
As a boy, did you receive any special training or education?
I
was actually a member of the royal court of my own country, and so I
was taught according to my station. And, then, when I was brought to
Ablon, I received further training for the duties I would perform for
King Nezzer there.
3.)
Have you done any traveling in your day? If so, tell us about a
memorable journey you once took.
I’m
a long way from my own country. Yes, it was a bit of a journey -
wasn’t my choice, but it was where God wanted me.
4.)
What were your first impressions of Delshad?
He
was quite a young lad when I first saw him, but I took him
immediately for an intelligent fellow with a big heart. He’s grown
into quite a fine young man.
5.)
Do you have a favorite color?
Not
particularly, but I do have fond memories of the gold of the temple
of my God.
6.)
What are your views on the state of the kingdom?
Kingdoms
rise and kingdoms fall. I’ve served under worse kings.
7.)
Have you any words of wisdom for the young people of today?
God
may want you in a place where you don’t want to be. Just hold to
your faith and His standards, and He’ll see you through.
Wise
words, indeed, old father. Thank you for being part of this event.
There are lots of other things going on today—pop on over to join the fun!
~Tour Schedule~
May 15 Kirsten Fichter – The Girl Named Diamond Interviews: Live. Love. Read – Kendra Rambling Rose – Misha Reviews: Light and Shadows – Misfortune Madi’s Musings – Diamond
Until
next time, Gentle Readers,
God
bless,
~ℛ~
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