Vesik Book Tour
Book Info-
Title-Days Gone Bad
Series- Vesik # 1
By Eric R. Asher
Genre- Urban Fantasy
Blurb-
My name is Damian Valdis Vesik. I am a necromancer, an ability feared and hated as much as the powers my master and I set ourselves against. We’ve vanquished many evils, but now something is releasing an old darkness, forcing us to hunt an enemy beyond anything I’ve faced before. I was already busy enough with vampires, fairies, witches, Watchers, weddings, and … damn, I need a vacation.
Links-
Goodreads- http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18364963-days-gone-bad?from_search=true
Amazon: http://amzn.com/B00BDUUXSA
B&N: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/days-gone-bad-eric-asher/1114587408?ean=2940044308510
Kobo: http://www.kobobooks.com/ebook/fb/book-M9GHwFIba0S343MPQ8Ux_g/page1.html
iBooks: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/days-gone-bad/id603215266?mt=11&uo=4
Book Info-
Title-Wolves and the River of Stone
Series-Vesik # 2
By- Eric R. Asher
Publication Date- October 22nd, 2013
Genre- Urban Fantasy
Blurb-
Philip, Zola’s boyfriend from one hundred and fifty years ago, is not nearly as dead as we thought. I really wish he was. Not only has he kidnapped Zola, but he’s raising an army to scour humanity from the earth. Hopefully the local werewolf pack will help. What could possibly go wrong?
Links-
Goodreads- https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18593793-wolves-and-the-river-of-stone
Kindle- http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00G13BDVA?ie=UTF8&tag=httpwwwgoodco-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00G13BDVA&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2
Nook- http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/wolves-and-the-river-of-stone-eric-asher/1117191316?ean=2940148559825
Kobo- http://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/wolves-and-the-river-of-stone
Author Interview
Author Interview:
Tell us about your latest book, including its genre. Does it cross over to other genres?
Wolves and the River of Stone is an urban fantasy that continues the adventures of the necromancer, Damian Vesik. You’ll see a lot of familiar faces and locales from Days Gone Bad. I think most books cross over into other genres at some level.
What can we expect from you in the future?
I have some more ideas to work with in Damian’s world, but I’m also toying with some stories set in entirely different worlds.
Generally, how long does it take you to write a book?
The first draft can take anywhere from six weeks to three months. It varies greatly based on how much time I have to sit down and write. Usually after the second draft we’ll start the editing process. That can take significantly longer than the first draft, but I can’t overstate how important it is.
What are some of your favorite things to do?
I’ve long been a gamer. My spare time growing up was spent as a mallrat in the local arcades and bookstores. Outside of games, I read, play the cello and guitar, and collect Transformers toys.
Do you have a favorite author? Favorite book?
Right now, at this moment, my favorite author is Neil Gaiman. What has always struck me about his work, ever since The Sandman, is the flow of the story and the flow of the prose. Everything is clean and the visuals are stunning. His latest, The Ocean at the End of the Lane, is no different. You’ll also hear me talk about C.S. Friedman quite a bit. If you haven’t read Black Sun Rising, and you’re a fan of epic fantasy, I would strongly urge you to check it out.
Are you a member of any author groups – RWA, critique groups, etc.?
I drop in on Critters.org from time to time. They provided some invaluable feedback and I also met my editor, Laura Matheson, through them.
What do you think of critique groups in general?
They can be a fantastic source of unbiased feedback. The key is finding a group that works for you. I love the diplomatic environment of Critters where they frown on authors eviscerating each other.
How long have you been writing – have you always wanted to be a writer?
I’ve been writing casually since high school. It was 2005 when I decided I wanted to write an entire novel. I spent a year writing an excessively long space opera. After reading it, I thankfully realized It was terrible. I’ve had several people ask me if I thought it was a waste of time because of that. Definitely not. It was a fantastic learning experience.
How did you work through writer’s block?
Usually some good music and a long walk will knock some sense into me.
Ocean or mountains?
Ocean view from the mountains.
Party life or quiet dinner for two?
I enjoy large groups, but a quiet dinner for two is my favorite.
Dogs or cats?
Worribles.
Playlist
Can you share the playlist you listened to while writing ‘Days Gone Bad’ with us?
Music played a role in my life long before I realized it. I went through my school career in orchestra, was raised playing the cello. I eventually picked up a guitar, wrote some songs, and joined a band. After that didn’t work out so well, I settled down into writing. These are some of the songs that helped me hammer out the first draft of Days Gone Bad.
Open Hand – Her Song
Open Hand – You and Me
My Chemical Romance – The Ghost of You
My Chemical Romance – Cemetery Drive
Brand New – Luca
Paramore – Misery Business
Evanescence – Tourniquet
Murder By Death – One More Notch
Senses Fail – Rum is for Drinking, Not for Burning
J.S. Bach – The Cello Suites (performed by Yo-Yo Ma)
Soundtrack
Can you share your idea of the perfect soundtrack to ‘Wolves and the River of Stone’’ with us?
Absolutely! Music has always been a large part of my life. I grew up in orchestra, playing the cello. I’ll list out some of the band and album names, and then the tracks I actually listened to while writing several of the scenes. There were many, many more, but I’ll keep the list at a reasonable length. 
My Chemical Romance – The Black Parade
-The Sharpest Lives
-Famous Last Words
Matt & Kim – Grand
-Good Ol’ Fashion Nightmare
-I’ll Take Us Home
-Daylight
Senses Fail – Still Searching
-The Rapture
-Negative Space
-The Priest and the Matador
AFI – Decemberunderground
-Miss Murder
-Kiss and Control
-The Killing Lights
Mazzy Star – So Tonight That I Might See
-Fade Into You
-Into Dust
J.S. Bach – The Cello Suites (performed by Yo-Yo Ma)
About the Author-
Eric is a former bookseller, guitarist, and comic seller currently living in Saint Louis, Missouri. A lifelong enthusiast of books, music, toys, and games, he discovered a love for the written word after being dragged to the library by his parents at a young age. When he is not writing, you can usually find him reading, gaming, or buried beneath a small avalanche of Transformers.
Links-
Facebook- www.facebook.com/ericrasher
Twitter- www.twitter.com/ericrasher
Website- www.daysgonebad.com
Goodreads- http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6936822.Eric_R_Asher
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