An interview with Jassy Melson:
*So, how old are you?*
I'll be 65 on July 26.
*Are you male or female? *
Male
*What was the inspiration for your LitNet username?*
It's an anagram of my real name.
*Which countries have you visited?*
South Korea, Japan, Mexico.
*If you could live somewhere different, where would it be and why?*
In southern Arizona. In all my travels, southern Arizona along with east Tennessee are the only places I have had spiritual experiences while visiting.
*Which actor should play you in a movie based on your life?*
James Woods
B]*When you were younger, what did you want to be when you grew up?*[/B]
A teacher.
*What are you naturally good at? (Skills, abilities, gifts etc.)*
Writing
*Is there a selfless act?*[/B]
Sure. There are selfless acts performed every day by thousands of people. It's a common thing.
*If you had to teach something, what would you teach?*
Appalachian Literature
*What would you regret not fully doing, being or having in your life?*
The one regret I have is not being able to go to Europe
*Do you get tired living life?*
Never
*Which book are you reading at the moment?*[/B]
Wuthering Heights
*What is your favourite quote?*
The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated--Mark Twain
*What is your answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything?*?
There is no reason, purpose or meaning to life.
*Favorite poem?*
Fern Hill by Dylan Thomas
*First novel you remember reading on your own?*
David Copperfield
*What era do you find most of the books you read are from?*
19th century
*Favorite TV shows?*
I don't watch TV
*What do you do (for a living) to be able to keep your LitNet addiction going? And are you happy with your chosen profession?*
I'm a retired journalist.
B]*What is your most outstanding feature?*[/B]
endurance and preserverence
*What book would you recommend to others of all types and ages as a must read?*
Wuthering Heights
*Favorite movie?*
La Strada
*Favorite painting?*
Wheatfield with Crows by Van Gogh
What is the best thing that happened to you since your last birthday?
Having a play I wrote produced on stage, and publishing a volume of short stories.
*One final word of wisdom for LitNet users?*
Never give up reading or writing
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