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A lady from a local production company contacted me earlier this week explaining that they are making a documentary about the subway in Cincinnati. She and her partner had read my subway book cover to cover and wanted to interview me, shooting me on tape, with specific questions, and my answers and explanations will appear on the documentary.
They came out today, Saturday, to our house and taped the interview in my library. They carefully positioned me so my books and bookshelves were right behind me, and I guess when it appears on TV it'll look like I'm in a room full of books. Quite writerly, I suppose. (In truth, there are only three bookcases, but I need to add a fourth.)
She asked tons of questions and the interview took most of the afternoon. It was quite enjoyable to do. The documentary is due to air on a couple of PBS stations later this year. It'd be nice if it got sold to the History Channel, but that might be wishful thinking.
All in all, it was very flattering that they wanted to interview me. And to think I actually wrote that book ten years ago, even though it was published in 2003.
I'm not sure if they'll use the part when she asked if I knew whether the subway was haunted. After I answered why I didn't think it was haunted, I looked into the camera and said, "However, if it helps sell books, I'll swear on a bible that the subway is haunted!"
They came out today, Saturday, to our house and taped the interview in my library. They carefully positioned me so my books and bookshelves were right behind me, and I guess when it appears on TV it'll look like I'm in a room full of books. Quite writerly, I suppose. (In truth, there are only three bookcases, but I need to add a fourth.)
She asked tons of questions and the interview took most of the afternoon. It was quite enjoyable to do. The documentary is due to air on a couple of PBS stations later this year. It'd be nice if it got sold to the History Channel, but that might be wishful thinking.
All in all, it was very flattering that they wanted to interview me. And to think I actually wrote that book ten years ago, even though it was published in 2003.
I'm not sure if they'll use the part when she asked if I knew whether the subway was haunted. After I answered why I didn't think it was haunted, I looked into the camera and said, "However, if it helps sell books, I'll swear on a bible that the subway is haunted!"
