The How
did you first get to know CafeLit?
I first read about Café
Lit in Writing Magazine and when I had a look I was hooked.
What do you like about
it?
There may be other examples,
but I don’t know of an outlet with such an eclectic mix of stories. I love the
variety
Tell
us a little about the story or stories you have in the volume.
I have two stories in
Best of Café Lit 13. 'A Gradual Release' is a comic tale of a serial killer
coming up for parole, and really not wanting to be released. And 'Wildlife' sees
a couple finding danger they never wanted on a safari holiday.
Why
did you pick those particular drinks?
Bloody Mary for 'A
Gradual Release' seemed appropriate for as serial killer story.
Dakari for 'Wildlife'
seemed exotic and reminded me of the old TV programme Daktari set in Africa.
Do
you have a favourite “Creative Cafe”?
Yes. CaféLit !
Do
you write in cafes?
I don’t write in cafes
or public places because I’m far too easily distracted by people watching. And
if I see someone writing in a café I can’t stop watching them, so how would I
write anything myself?
What
are you working on now?
I’m halfway through
writing my fourth full-length play. It’s a time travel story with a man having
the opportunity to change his past. But if he does, what might he gain and what
might he lose? It’s called The Thing About Time and should be finished later
this year.
Do
you have any writing news?
I have a collection of
short stories recently published on Amazon. I Know a Place has a couple of
dozen stories previously featured in a number of anthologies from a range of
publishers. I thought it was time they appeared in one volume instead of so
many!
I KNOW A PLACE: The Anthologies
Collection: Amazon.co.uk: Domaille, Tony: 9798879407044: Books
Lazy
Bee Scripts are about to publish my forty-first script, Early Grave. It’s a
short comedy and all my award-winning and best-selling scripts can be found
here –
Tony Domaille
(lazybeescripts.co.uk)
My Derek Jacobi Award winning play Even Numbers is the Northern Ireland representation at the British One Act Finals in Perth, Scotland, this July.
Fantastic, thank you.
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