Sunday, December 16, 2012

Day 4 of The Marquis blog tour

Today I'm being interviewed by
She asks some deep and clever questions about the series and the 13th floor itself.
I love this isn't your standard author interview.

Today's tidbit: I've been in buildings that have a 13th floor. They were sadly mundane. Years ago, I worked as a security guard in a building that did not mark it had a 13th floor. It did have one, but it was left unfinished and used as a storage area. I don't know why it was left that way. It was a new building in a big city, but it seems even today people still hold on to those old superstitions.

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  1. Hi Christine .. I've been in skyscrapers with and without 13th floors .. but to have the floor there, but just left as space - seems a little odd ... a great premise for mayhem - perhaps that is in your book ...

    Thanks for the win - I'll be over to Cherie's shortly ... I'm going to enjoy reading it .. wonderful - Hilary

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    1. It was really weird. And I hope you enjoy The Marquis!

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  2. I've always wondered why people still hold that superstition about the 13th floor... in some East Asian countries, many buildings don't have the 4th floor - equivalent to the 13th floor.

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    1. The 4th floor. You'd think that would be even more inconvenient to do!

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  3. I've been in hotels in New York City that don't have a 13th floor. I think it's kind of strange.

    Have a nice Sunday!

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  4. I've been in buildings that don't number a floor the 13th . . . But of course, the 14th is then really just the 13th . . . And if you're in Europe, they start counting from second floor so that's different again. But I've never heard of a building that had a 13th floor they didn't use (except for storage)! That, I think, is very interesting.

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    1. That's interesting about European buildings. I do wonder where the supernatural folks start counting! :)

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  5. I always feel a little funny when I see the number 13 on the elevator panel.

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  6. Great interview! I'm even more intrigued by 1301 now. 13 has always been a lucky number for me, so it's always interesting to see people be so superstitious about it!

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    1. I've always thought 13 was lucky too. Coincidence (?) that my 13th Floor series will be filling up my 2013 year!

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