Perfect! Ha, that’s a great teaser, actually! Do you remember how the first seeds for Manifest Delusions came to you? Looking back now that you’ve written several books set in this world, have those ideas evolved over time, or have there been any huge changes and surprises since their inception? Madness! If sane people can so easily be convinced to believe, what will this mean in a reality that is responsive to the beliefs of humanity? All of a sudden it becomes possible to make our own gods!ĭid I just manage to totally not answer your question? Your daily whiskey intake should be limited to three large glasses. Grilled cheese sandwiches aren’t health food. And then look at the sane folks around you and contemplate all the absolutely insane things they believe. But add into the mix the insane, those who are capable of believing impossibilities with utter conviction. The more you believe something, the more real it becomes. Thanks! The base idea for the series is that belief defines reality. Er, I mean, oops, let’s just pretend you didn’t see anything, shall we? By the way, congratulations on releasing The Mirror’s Truth! I have lots of questions to ask you about the series today, but first can you give prospective readers a description of what it’s about? Hopefully without scaring them too much! *grin* Those medieval torture devices are new, right? Um…they’re not for me, are they? Dang it! I thought I told them to move all that stuff into the garage.

Hi Mogsy! Thanks for having me! I like what you’ve done with the place. Fletcher to The BiblioSanctum for a chat about his new novel The Mirror’s Truth, book two in the Manifest Delusionsseries which is out now on Amazon and Kindle. Be sure to check out my review of the book in case you missed how much I loved it! And if you happen to be a fan of grimdark who hasn’t read the first book Beyond Redemptionyet, you need to run not walk to your nearest bookstore to join the insanity! Hope you enjoy our Q&A! Today I am thrilled to welcome back Michael R. Talking Delusions: An Interview with Michael R. Fletcher

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