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We have a right one with us today. Watch out people, I think this guy deserves to be here more than I!

Hey there. What's your name?
Tharron Skylor Forquer

Interesting name. And where are you from?
Originally? My mother's womb. But I was raised in Indianapolis, US and then moved to Columbia, SC

https://youtu.be/u7K72X4eo_s

How old were you when you moved from your mother's womb to Indy? Was it a bit of a wrench when you moved? Sometimes it's hard to cut the cord... Oh my. I'm so funny. Anywho. Columbia. Do you like living there? If not, where would your favourite place to live be?
I really want to live in Ireland or Australia. A change of scenery and thick accents.

Good diversion of the 'do you like to live there question,' I must say! Well, I wish I didn't 'must say,' but that Shaun Allan keeps putting words in my mouth. He's pushy like that. I wouldn't mind living in those places, actually. I know a few people who have moved to Australia. Hey - you don't think it was to get away from me, do you? Erm... If yes, where would you least like to live?

North Korea doesn't sound like a fun place

No. Probably not. As you're a writer, is this your 'day job'?
My day job consists of being yelled at by customers who don't believe you. But at least I have the great Greg Carrico to keep me company.

Strangely, he doesn't say the same about you... But the job sounds like living in North Korea! Tell me about your latest project.
Which one? I have a few going on right now, but the one I'm most excited for is Dear Mr. Silence. A Horror/Thriller about a Serial Killer forced to surface by the hand of a corrupt government.

I like the title! And, how do you feel about bacon? A crazy person once said it was the food of the gods. OK, I admit that person was myself...
I personally love bacon as long as it's not on my burger.

Where else would it be? Bacon on a burger is a perfectly fine home for it. Granted, so's the side of your plate next to the sausage and egg. And what is your favourite film?
If I say Forrest Gump, will I lose readers?

https://youtu.be/uPIEn0M8su0

Not at all. Perhaps you empathise with the main character? Or you've started running and forgot to stop? Have you always wanted to be a writer, or is it something you found yourself doing one day?

Honestly, it's something I stumbled upon in 2008 during a writing assignment for class. Loved it ever since.

Coolio. Do you have so many ideas they dribble out of your nose if you don't get them down, or do you have to hunt around the floor and the back of your sofa to find where your Muse is hiding?

I have so many ideas swirling around inside my head. But, I write down the idea and don't start on anything new until I'm finished with it.

Ooh, that must be so difficult! Shaun's problem (well, one of many), is he sometimes writes the idea down and then, like you and Forrest, forgets to stop running with it. It makes life a right pain for me! If you were in an asylum, what would your particular delusion or psychosis be?

Probably paranoia

And, of course, just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean Greg and the customers are not out to get you! What genre(s) do you write?

Currently I write Mystery/Thriller but am looking into Horror, Sci-Fi, and Romance

Sometimes Romance can be horrific, so you can write cross genres! What genres(s) do you read?

I literally read anything with an interesting summary.

Well, that's not a bad philosophy. It gives you plenty of potential. Blurbs can be difficult to write so a bad blurb could be attached to a good book and vice versa, but you shouldn't go too far wrong. If these are the same, what attracts you to them? If they're different, why do you think that is?

If someone is a good writer, I don't care what genre they write. If they can put emotion and senses onto paper, that's what I'm into.

Nice. Very nice. Bacon - just cooked or crispy?

Is that even a question? Crispy definitely.

It is a question, because I just asked it. Strange man, but good answer. You're entering your work into the Wattys for 2016. Watt story (do you see what I did there?) are you entering? Tell us about it!

I see what you did there! But I am entering The Last Town. It's Book One of "The Last Series" and everyone seems to be loving it so far. I'm overwhelmed with comments and support.

Finally, someone notices! Wattpad certainly is amazing when it comes to the community. Readers can be so supportive. It's quite humbling. Now you're in the asylum with me, how do you aim to get out? Do you have an escape plan?

As long as there is Netflix and something to write on, I'll be just fine.

If, by Netflix, you mean MTV piped endlessly, you're fine. As for writing, we have walls and bodily fluids. Do anything with either and you'll end up in Room 101. But up to you - I hear it's lovely in there. You get soft padded walls and everything!

I told you he was a prize one. If you'd like to know anything more about Tharron before he's dragged off to The Room, here it is!

Tharron Skylor is the name. I'm 23 years old and I've been writing Suspense Fiction/Thrillers since late 2008 when my 9th grade English Teacher inspired me to continue a short story I wrote for a class project. 32 Chapters and 3 years later, I finished the novel, entirely hand-written in a notebook. Unfortunately, as luck would have it, I lost that notebook a few months later after I started on my 2nd book, this time on a laptop. After years of dormant writing activity, I focused solely on my artwork and had my books on the back burner.

Fast-forward to my current managerial job, I met a guy named who inspired me to start writing again. So, I jumped back into the same story I started in 2008, from the beginning. Rewriting and editing, adding things and taking others out, I could feel the story coming together. That story became the first of 4 books in a series entitled "The Last Series."