Everybody loves a good bargain, or is that just me? Buy one get one free is fabulous, sale items are worth fighting for and half price is just as cool. Now how about buy one, get something worth more than twice the price for free? Not gonna happen you say ... well it has.

If you buy the Timeweavers book from Fitztown you get to select from a choice of art prints by Morgan Fitzsimons, from the Art of the Timeweavers collection, and the print is free. Free!

So grab your mouse and play fastest finger. Clicky clicky and it's just a checkout away. Get it while the offer is hot.

So I locked Morgan in a small room with no food or water and a small lamp that I couldn't quite get to point at her and asked her some questions.

Kat: Who is your favourite artist?
Morgan: Hmm ... I like quite a few so it’s not so easy ... ooo ... Jim Fitzpatrick I think. If I have to pick one I pick him.

Kat: Do you like cheese?
Morgan: Cheese to eat? I like cheese that you eat. Knowing you Katherine I am aware there are other forms of cheese.
Kat: Charming
Morgan: I didn't know the word was in your vocabulary.
Kat: What, cheese?
Morgan: No, charming.
Kat: Lets get on with it shall we.

Kat: Which artist or author has been your biggest inspiration over the years?
Morgan: That's a difficult one. There are several.
Kat: Care to share names?
Morgan: Jim Fitzpatrick, Alphonse Mucha and Rembrandt. I love Rembrandt. I could never paint like that. I love the detail in Leonardo Da Vinci's work. And writing .. the Celtic legends, the Mabinogion, Mallory, Tennyson's poems like the Lady of Shalott all inspired me.

Kat: What is your favourite type of cheese?
Morgan: umm ... Cheshire and brie

Kat: Was it too much Cheshire that gave you the idea to write about a futuristic Arthur that could regenerate by throwing himself at a giant pin wheel?
Morgan: No. Cheese doesn't inspire me.

Kat: What is your favourite Character in the Timeweavers and why?
Morgan: I have two. Lance Hunter and Morgan because they were not perfect and they had to become something more. They had a past they had to change. I like characters that are human with all the flaws of humanity and yet they aspire to be something greater. How's that for cheese?
Kat: Not bad but I prefer cheddar.

Kat: Did you ever consider making it a hamster wheel with Sir Hamalot the Hamster and his gerbil knights?
Morgan: No. I am not into totally silly humor.
Kat: What are you trying to say?
Morgan: I like humor with a hint of sarcasm and wit. I am not into slapstick and custard pie throwing. I prefer humor in the situation which lets face it you do too.
Kat: No I just laugh at everything. So do you find my particular brand of sarcasm and randomness distasteful?
Morgan: You can go too far but on the whole I find you amusing?
Kat: Are you laughing with me or at me? Don't answer that.
Morgan: Both I think.
Kat: I said don't answer that.

Kat: Do you prefer painting or writing?
Morgan: I suppose, marginally, painting but I like doing both. When I am painting I like painting best and when I am writing I like writing best.

Kat: Did you like working with me?
Morgan: Surprisingly yes, though I did have to wear armour plating.

Kat: What is your favourite subject to paint?
Morgan: To paint?
Kat: Uh yeah.
Morgan: Tigers, people and fantasy where you can let your imagination go.

Kat: Do you like bananas?
Morgan: Bananas? Fruit? Yes, if you're eating them.
Kat: What else would you do with them?
Morgan: I don't like to slip on them. I prefer tangerines.

Kat: When you are just not in the mood, what inspires you to be creative?
Morgan: Music.

Kat: Do you like dancing bananas?
Morgan: No.

Kat: You have two more books about to be published, the Alkara Keepers and the Lord of the Glades, which one did you enjoy writing the most and why?
Morgan: Alkara Keepers.
Kat: And why?
Morgan: I like the interaction between the characters and how it developed.

Kat: Did you enjoy the interview?
Morgan: That depends on what you write.
Kat: Everything, I'm not editing it.
Morgan: Oh dear

Well that's all folks. We will leave Morgan to recover with a hot water bottle and some pain killers and I might be back with Morgan's interview with Kat Jones, the revenge.

Just to celebrate the fact that there was a Tuesday this week we have added some new art prints in the store and more will be added over the next few weeks. So go and frolick in the arty goodness of Fitztown and see what's new. Stay tuned for an interview with Morgan Fitzsimons.

What are you still doing here? Go, browse, buy.