Freddie Scrace

Q: What were you like at school?

I was useless becuase I hated it. I didn't enjoy anything including english, maths, science and IT.

Q: What did you want to be when you were a child?

An Actor

Q: Which three words describe you best?

Funny, Respectful, Knowledgeable

Q: What is your favourite word?

Writer

Q: What makes you cringe?

Scratching metal

Q: What are you afraid of?

Clowns

Q: When did you last have a really good laugh?

This morning, I have a laugh several times a day.

Q: What is your most treasured possession?

My computer, it is where I not down all my ideas for new writing projects.

Q: What do you do as a hobby?

Research, I use all my spare time researching about potential projects.

Q: What strange habits do you have?

I can come up with come backs to parents quickly.

Q: What’s your favourite food?

Chocolate

Q: What do you day dream about?

Getting a book published

Q: What’s the most outrageous thing you’ve done?

Get published in a magazine

Q: What profession other than yours would you like to attempt?

Ballroom dancing

Q: Do you feel younger or older than your current age?

Older because I believe I am more mature then most teenagers around today.

Q: If you could meet one person, dead or alive, who would it be?

Jo Wiltshire

Q: What quality do you most admire in a person?

Personality

Q: What is the most interesting place you have ever visited?

Lake District

Q: What is the best advice anyone has ever given you?

There is no such thing as a bad idea

Q: What would you most like to change about yourself?

My writing style

Q: What has life taught you?

Dreams can come true

Q: How long have you been a writer?

1 year

Q: Was there a specific moment in your life when you decide to become a writer?

When I was 16 and I had the chance to get published.

Q: Where do you do your writing?

In Penzance

Q: What are the best and worst things about being an author?

Best: You can always think fo potential writing projects. Bad: Your mind is always looking for new ideas.

Q: Where do you get your greatest ideas from?

Friends

Q: Which of your own characters do you most identify with?

I write non-fiction

Q: What do you do to combat “writers’ block”?

I research for new ideas.

Q: What was your favourite book as a child?

The story of Tracy Beaker

Q: What book do you wish you had written?

Sneaky Parenting

Q: What advice would you give to aspiring authors?

Believe in yourself.