Interviewing: TheWilliamBecker
Interviewed by: Ella_Wisteria

Introduction:

TheWilliamBecker is the winner in the Short Story Category and he has won this place with his book Seventh circle

Now, let's know a little about this author. Please read below to know about her.

Interviewing TheWilliamBecker

Professional Questions:

1. How often you are in Wattpad?

Answer: I absent-mindedly check it every few days, usually ignoring most messages and not really doing anything. I’ll comment once every few weeks, but it feels like for me personally, it has died. I posted a poll a few days ago about my new story, just to gauge how many people would be interested in a new short story, and after a few weeks, only 10 people voted. I have 1.15k followers, what the **** happened? Maybe my fanbase all got gonorrhea and died, but it’s still quite sad. I used to feel as though this place was a home where I could purely spew out my art and take in feedback, but now it feels empty. A year and a half ago, the site was massive. Sure, there were a lot of cruddy Fifty Shades-brand of fan-fiction garbage, but there were thousands of extremely talented writers.  Most of the close friends that I had on the site jumped ship, which I find to be extremely unfortunate.

2. What started you on the path of writing?

Answer: Well, this one time I was sitting on the toilet, taking a massive crap, and suddenly, I found that there were large wads of paper coming out of my anus. Before I knew it, there was an entire novel in my hands, which was called Weeping Of The Caverns. I am actually illiterate and can’t really read, so the fact that people think I wrote that was pretty funny. I am actually using my butler, Nigel, to write this interview. He is very talented. Anywho, I only eat every few months, so, therefore, my bowels get cleaned out only every so often. In what I consider the great schism of 2016, I pumped out a second work, called Grey Skies, and used the random pieces of paper on the bathroom floor to create a short story called The Black Box. It is amazing how lucky I got! Who knew that my asshole was so talented?

3. When did you first realize that you wanted to start writing? How and why?

Answer: See my previous answer

4. When did you write your first book and how old were you that time?

Answer: March 2nd, 1979. You know, the same day that the funk died. I was pretty old, but not really. I was also pretty young, but not quite old. I was old enough to miss the people I haven’t met, but young enough to forget about the old me.

5. What are some of your favourite authors on Wattpad?

Answer: David S. Dummit and Richard M. Foote. They have books on Amazon, go ahead, google them.

6. How long have you been writing?

Answer: Since the day before the morning after.

7. Do you only write in Wattpad? Or is there any other website you write? If yes, then which other website do you write on?

Answer: I post most of my work in screenshot form on snapchat. Lots of my supporters recently have come from there.

8. What do you love most about writing?

Answer: Well, back in the summer of 2017, I worked a job at Little Caesars. I fell madly in love with a girl named Ariel. She was a crab lady, like, she was half crab. She was very rude to me and asked me to stop being so depressing, but I’m not really depressing, I’m just contemplative. She took me on adventures to places I have never seen. She took me into the sea, La Mer, as she would always say in French, and the sea swallowed us both. After what was a mix of days, breaths, seconds, minutes, and hours, we drifted away from each other, floating away in this eternal drift. Sometimes, late in the evening, I can her face in the clouds. Her eyes being the wonderful blue that I let myself drown in, reminding me that all of this pain is an illusion, and bringing me back to the ocean that we once held so dear.

9. What keeps you motivated for your writing?

Answer: A diet of cocaine, jalapenos, and milk. I love you, David.

10. How many books have you written? Out of all your books, which book do you think is the most successful?

Answer:  I’ve written four full-length novels. My most popular one goes a little like this: In the beginning, the all-powerful, personal God created the universe. This God created human beings in His image to live joyfully in His presence, in humble submission to His gracious authority. But all of us have rebelled against God and, in consequence, must suffer the punishment of our rebellion: physical death and the wrath of God.

Thankfully, God initiated a rescue plan, which began with His choosing the nation of Israel to display His glory in a fallen world. Then, in the fullness of time, in the Person of Jesus Christ, God Himself came to renew the world and restore His people. Jesus perfectly obeyed the law given to Israel. Though innocent, He suffered the consequences of human rebellion by His death on a cross. But three days later, God raised Him from the dead.

Now the church of Jesus Christ has been commissioned by God to take the news of Christ’s work to the world. Empowered by God’s Spirit, the church calls all people everywhere to repent of sin and to trust in Christ alone for our forgiveness. Repentance and faith restores our relationship with God and results in a life of ongoing transformation.

11. Are any of your characters based on people you know? If yes, would you like to mention some of the characters and how you related to them to your story.

Answer: Breanna in Seventh Circle is based off one of my favorite people from the worst state, Michigan. The weather sucks. It's too cold for much of the year and too humid in the summer. It’s like PA, but worse, because it’s next to Canada.  Also, Detroit and Flint suck. It is also the capital of the rust belt.

12. Who inspires you in writing?

Answer:  Bill Cosby.

13. What do your fans mean to you?

Answer: Everything. I love you.

14. What advise would you give to new writers?

Answer: Don’t adopt kids unless you want more people like me.

15. What do you plan to do in future with your writing?

Answer: die.