Richard Armitage discusses Geneva.

[@micra_]

This is so brilliant, interesting, different from the usual "promo talks" to launch a book. Thank you for hosting and creating it.

[@bethehrenzeller4089]

This is a different angle to an interview, and I think I accidentally learned about writing, as well. ❤❤ And, the interview host is lovely and informative as she interviews Richard. The real discussion of writing techniques and a love of literature was my favorite part. I also love her backdrop 😊 Books, books and more books plus Richard with his love of storytelling 🎉 It even got punchy and had me do a giggle. ❤Pleased.

[@YOF71]

Very interesting and informative interview. Thank you!

[@monicabeaston4996]

Thank you very much! ❤😊

[@fredlifsitz7411]

Fabulous!

[@chrishart6439]

This interview got thrown into my algorithm..🧐I don't know why... but while I'm here I'll toss my two cents in. As one women to another, ladies don't beat around the bush, just ask him for his phone. And since the Hobbit thing came up, if Thorin was standing in my foyer making his grand entrance and rude comments (what's your choice of weapons 🤨) I would have thrown him out on his Royal #*$! and the rest of the bunch(my short version of the Hobbit movie)oh, and by the way my favorite book is the Bible.

[@alyssacollinwood1057]

Ahh yes yes yes whoop 😄😄😄😄💖😍

[@madelineevans128]

Could you please post the reading suggestions you made to Richard? Some of them sound interesting to me.

[@patriciad9886]

I was missing the same thing 🤔. Some of them: 1) Death at La Fenice by Donna León - 2) Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier Would be nice if they could make a list of books mentioned by the Author or by the Interviewers.