translation of comment #9 (Chiaromattino)

hello Marianne,

unfortunately I’m not able to read English, but now it’s time to change things, I’ll be taking an English course soon, so if your novels are not translated in Italy, I’ll buy them in the US!

I hope you are soon able to find a satisfactory solution, changing the genres of book you write must be tough, you’re a courageous woman!

My question is about you as a mother and a woman, how can you write such enthralling stories taking at the same time care of your family? How much time of your day is usually devoted to writing?

Thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to know you through this wonderful interview.

xxx

Cris (Chiaromattino)

translation of comment #10 (Andreina)

hello Marianne,

I’m so happy you accepted to be our guest!

I never tried your books so far, but I enjoyed very much the excerpt and I’m really sorry your publisher has not accepted your last work, they do not know what they are missing!!!

My hope is that they will be translated in Italy soon.

I’d like to know if in your next works you might consider to have as a hero one of those bloodthirsty, uber-sexy, irresistible vampires…

I’d like also to know which are your favorite readings beside Agatha Christie’s mysteries, or better who are your favourite authors :-)

andreina65