So who is this Elrod dame, anyway?

 

Here's what Rachel Caine wrote:

   "P.N. Elrod is a vivid, exciting, crazed tornado of a woman who writes as ferociously as she lives.  The great silent film actress Louise Brooks once said, "If I ever bore you, it will be with a knife," but if she hadn't said it first, Pat would have.  Boring, Pat ain't.  Brilliant, she is.   Read her books.  Read them again.  Hang around her at a convention, if you've taken your Vivarian.  She'll never, ever bore you ... not even with a knife."

When asked for a quote of her own, Pat asked for a beer and said, "Just hand over the chocolate and nobody gets hurt."

 

 

 

P.N. "Pat" Elrod is the author of 24 commercially-published novels, more than 20 short stories, an editor and co-editor of several collections -- not bad, considering her incurable addiction to chocolate.  She lives somewhere on another planet, but maintains a convenient citizenship in the state of Texas for tax purposes.  

She chills with her dogs, Sasha and Megan, and a full-size Dr. Who TARDIS she once built when she had too much time on her hands. (We'll gloss over the K-9 in her garage.)  Her hair remains red nearly all the time, except when it's on fire because of a deadline.  Everything else is subject to rewrite.

In between the novel writing, Pat is polishing her editing and script writing skills.  �I�ve several original projects in mind for screenplays, including scripts for my own novels.  The story-telling demands are different for a visual medium, but that�s right up my alley.  When I write, I tend to run a film of the action in my head, so doing scripts is just an extension of that for me."

Pat loves meeting readers of her books and guesting at Sci/Fi conventions all over the country--when she has the time!

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