SPOTLIGHT ON: Jessica McHugh
How did you get involved in the upcoming Imaginarium convention?
I told myself I’d attend more conventions this year, especially ones outside of my little east coast bubble, and I thought Imaginarium would be a great place to achieve that goal. Plus, I knew some of my favorite inky cohorts would be in attendance. I couldn’t pass up such a great opportunity for networking and debauchery.
What is your latest release and what genre is it?
A bizarro sci-fi novel, “The Green Kangaroos,” released by Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing.
Quick description of it.
A drug-addled, nether-shooting, disgusting romp with atlys addict, Perry Samson, in 2099 Baltimore—well, inside the Sunny Daye Institute’s reality-bending rehab program, at least. Outside is a tad different.
Something unique about it.
It examines addiction from all angles—so much that you might find yourself rooting for the addict, then feeling really bad about yourself. It’s good old fashioned family fun.
Links for people to buy it.
Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing website: http://perpetualpublishing.com/product/the-green-kangaroos/
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Green-Kangaroos-Jessica-McHugh-ebook/dp/B00MW6U2QW
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-green-kangaroos-jessica-mchugh/1120167622
Your promo links.
www.http://www.facebook.com/author.JessicaMcHugh
http://www.JessicaMcHughBooks.com
@theJessMcHugh
http://www.amazon.com/Jessica-McHugh/e/B003NUKAA4
Your short Bio.
Jessica McHugh is an author of speculative fiction spanning the genre from horror and alternate history to young adult. A 2013 Pulp Ark nominee, she has had sixteen books published in six years, including her bestselling thriller, “Rabbits in the Garden,” and the first book in her edgy YA series “The Darla Decker Diaries.”
“Imaginarium is an entire convention centered on creative writing taking place September 19-21 in Louisville KY, featuring over 140 panels and workshops organized into 12 categories. Over 130 professional guests will be featured in the programming, covering all aspects of creative writing in the worlds of books, eBooks, screenplays, comics/graphic novels, and even game design. All of it is set within a fun, convention atmosphere that includes activities like a Masquerade, gaming room, film festival, and more. Please visit www.entertheimaginarium.com for further information.”
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