One Minute Interview with Jackie Collins

 

Tuesday 22 September 2015 11:55 BST
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Where are you now and what can you see?

Sitting in my writing study gazing out at the Hollywood Hills, a profusion of palm trees and my gorgeous azure swimming pool.

What are you currently reading?

“Disclaimer” by Renée Knight. A sensational psychological thriller.


Choose a favourite author and say why you admire her/him

Mario Puzzo. "The Godfather” is a fast and furious trip filled with magnificent and damaged characters. Unputdownable.


Describe the room where you usually write

My study - filled with books, CD’s, computers, bronzes of cheetahs and leopards and a thousand felt-tip pens!


Which fictional character most resembles you?

I would love to be Lucky Santangelo in another life.


Who is your hero/heroine from outside literature?

Angelina Jolie. A woman who had done it all with style and grace. I am a great admirer.

Jackie Collins’s new book, 'The Santangelos' is published by Simon & Schuster

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