Author: Are you happy with your role so far in this story?
Jubei: To tell you the truth, No. I am not happy. I broke Sakamoto out of prison, but other than showing up at crime scenes, I haven't had much action.
Author: I know you want to confront Kageura, but I don't know quite how to set it up for this book, yet.
Jubei: I understand being an author present difficulties in manipulation. The other characters would agree.
Author: How do you want to confront Kageura?
Jubei: I'd like to run into him, have a spar session - maybe more than one before the end of the book.
Author: What have you been doing the past 150 years since the last battle.
Jubei: Keeping a low profile. Hunting demons.
Author: And Sakamoto, do you plan to tell him about Van Helsing?
Jubei: Yes, when the time is right.
Author: How about yor plans for now, that you have broken Sakamoto out of jail.
Jubei: I have a place out in the desert - he can rest there and we can work on strategy.
Author: I didn't know that. I thought you ad a place in Hollywood.
Jubei: I do, but I also have a hideout in the desert, where I train.
Author: Thank you for this interview, Jubei. It has been quite helpful.
Jubei: You are welcome.
In 2013, I published a novella, "Sword of the Undead," which is Bram Stoker's "Dracula," re-written with the vampire a Japanese lord, and the slayer, legendary swordsman, Yagyu Jubei. This blog is sort of the sequel. My thought processes on the character as I write the novel. It's about 140 years later, and Kageura is ressurrected. Jubei is still around, and once again, the two will battle. Other items related to the supernatural, both fiction and non-fiction will also be posted.
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Saturday, August 31, 2013
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