Lit-Net Member Interviews

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Originally Posted by Pensive

How about Electrical or Civil? There are other fields in Engineering than Mechanical and Chemical, papaya and Virgil. :D

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Oh I guess. :D

Don't forget Computer and Aeronautical.

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Originally Posted by papayahed

Great Interview Robin!!! I was just at the Post office today. They have Superhero stamps now - Green arrow included. I think. I know I've seen in your avatar.

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I heard about those -- the United States Postal Service receives major bonus points from me!

I think there is also a division of engineering denoted as Environmental Engineering, is there not? Maybe you should go there, Robin. :D
My significant other is taking the PE exam in a month, and is also marketing his first novel and working on his second, so I'm thinking you all could start a new trend - Novel Engineering, or a new genre . . . . :lol:
In all seriousness, it was wonderful reading your interview, Robin. Thank you . . . "foxy" :)

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Originally Posted by AimusSage

Robin, personally I think you should definately keep up the writing, even if you decide to take your career into a different direction, keep spending time with it. The three stories you've submitted for the competition are all of a very high quality, . Each one tackless a totaly different subject, which shows your willingness to experiment. :) You definitely have talent.

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..."three"? There's only been two completed eliminations so far. Was I that obvious in the last one?

At any rate, thanks for the advice. I'm definitely leaning towards the writing, but not before getting a toehold in the market.

And actually, there's presumably 19 official major fields of engineering.

When is my turn? I thought I'm one of the few popular people around here ;)

Interesting interview Robin. About taking up a course may I suggest you something, why dont you go for Journalism. You can take it up as a profession and you can pursue your writing. Ofcourse, you'll have to see what kind of journals you want to write. Good Luck, for whichever stream you choose.

Good Job, Pensive! you are quite a journalist yourself. Good interview!!

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Originally Posted by subterranean

When is my turn? I thought I'm one of the few popular people around here ;)

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'Course you are! You can nominate yourself you know (not that you weren't doing just that...).

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Originally Posted by RobinHood3000

..."three"? There's only been two completed eliminations so far. Was I that obvious in the last one?

At any rate, thanks for the advice. I'm definitely leaning towards the writing, but not before getting a toehold in the market.

And actually, there's presumably 19 official major fields of engineering.

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Not obvious, not at all, I meant to write two, but since there are three elimination rounds, I wrote three, not realizing only two are actually completed. My bad. :)

I wonder how did the very busy Robin find the time to answer these questions!!I read somewhere, was it USA today?,that he was in his yacht with his cell phone on his ears and his eyes on the litnet screen when he was answering :D ,so p please everybody appreciate the time that he gives for you :lol:

Interesting interview messio…I nominate Vrig , Rachel(where is she?), Jay and Scher. And pensy I can't help it with the nomination rule!!

Perhaps I should call you Zorro, Robin, ma amigo, as you still chose to be so dark and mysterious, and there is a fox in your current atvar. :lol:

I'm a Fox!

Really.

One of the four "fox kits."

I'm proud to announce that the next Lit-Net Member Interview will be with
Virgil

Do you have a pressing question for Virgil? Have always been wondering who Virgil really is? Now is your chance to find out. Send me your questions by PM, and it might just find it's way into the interview. So don't hesitate, and start sending in those questions, now!

With the pointing of Aimus's gun, Virgil this way comes! Yo!

Did you really have to tell them I had to force him at gunpoint? ;)