Mr & Mrs Frieud: An Interview with Adrian

Mr & Mrs Frieud: An Interview with Adrian

I’ve started to write my first book at 16 … but then … realizing i could not publish it … i’ve abandoned the idea of being a … writer. 20 years later … i’ve started to write again … believing i will finally succeed … but i’ve failed one more time … not getting the success i was chasing for. Another 5 years later … i’ve started one more time to write … but this time … more as a therapy. It’s what i’ve defined as … self therapy. I was analyzing and defining lots of weird ideas … that were a lot related to me … and my own soul. I totally forgot that i was chasing for success. I was simple writing my thoughts … in essays … becoming this way … maybe not a writer …. but what many define as … an essayist. This is not a poet … and not a writer. Or maybe is kind of a poet that is incapable of writing poetry … but is still expressing his thoughts … into a similar way … as a poet. And is not a writer … cause have not the ability to write for too long time … about the same subject. But maybe i am not an essayist… either. I am just an ordinary person … that could be better defined … as a thinker. Analyzing … and defining my life … practicing this process called … self therapy … i started to understand life … and the way to better paths which i should follow. And i’ve wrote … and wrote … and wrote … realizing one day that i’ve published tens of books …. not really understanding how the hell I’ve succeeded doing that. Today i dare to recommend writing … as a therapy. I could even say … it’s a simple way of understanding who we are … but also a process that could help us … heal our souls. I personally continue to … write. It’s in fact … a non ending story that … at least for myself … will probably continue for the rest of my life. But over all … i am glad … i am doing it. I continue my philosophical journey … not being able to define myself for clear as a writer or an essayist… but … Well …. most probably… i am on a good path. And … i would dare to recommend to everyone … all what i am doing today.

1. What made you decide to write Mr. & Mrs. FREUD?
It’s all related to a weird love story, which proved to be more of a psychological game.

2. Tell us a little about your book.
It reflects today’s reality, my reality, and that of many others. The internet makes it easy to replace one person with another, leading to psychological games, risks, and attempts to change and adapt partners to our desires.

3. Tell us about the relationship in the book.
It’s a reflection of a real story—one story written as many, all disguised. I am a married person involved in a love affair.

4. Why do smart people sometimes act irrationally in love?
It’s the expression of the unconscious. We need confirmations, sometimes even daily.

5. How does your own experience with love influence your writing?
Everything I write is about me and my experiences, disguised in stories about illusory characters.

6. What do you like to do in your free time?
I analyze the world I live in.

7. Do you have any upcoming projects?
Yes, I’m working on another seven books, mainly with psychological themes.

8. Describe yourself in five words.
Lost, addicted to writing, obviously obsessed with analyzing the world, practicing nonsense, but hopeful for recovery.

9. What fact about yourself would surprise people?
I dare to call myself an “idiot,” as I, like many others, am dominated by nonsense.

10. How do you work through self-doubt and fear?
I define them through my writings.

11. What scares you the most?
That life itself is a never-ending charade.

12. What makes you happiest?
The fact that I honestly analyze what’s happening in my life.

13. Why do you write?
It’s a self-therapy process. I define my life by analyzing it in micro details.

14. Have you always enjoyed writing?
Yes. It helps me a lot, bringing joy and protecting me from losing my mind.

15. What motivates you to write?
I want to discover what lies behind the masks of human beings.

16. What writing are you most proud of?
My books of love essays.

17. What are you most proud of in your personal life?
That I convinced myself writing is a form of evolving, and I practice it regularly.

18. What books did you love growing up?
Many books, too numerous to name.

19. What do you hope your obituary will say about you?
That a simple person succeeded in analyzing the world we live in—and dared to do it.

20. Where did you grow up and where do you live now?
I’m from Romania, near Bucharest. I live in a village—an interesting, never boring place.

21. How did you develop your writing?
Time and practice helped me. I’ve written about 67 books and continue writing.

22. What is the hardest: getting published, writing, or marketing?
Marketing. It’s more about money and marketing than talent for writers to succeed.

23. What marketing works for you?
I invest in advertising, blogs, and social media.

24. Do you find it hard to share your work?
It’s easier now than ever before.

25. Is your family supportive? Do your friends support you?
They think I’ve lost my mind after reading my work.

26. What else do you do besides writing?
I handle money and recently try to convince myself to enjoy life.

27. What other jobs have you had?
I’ve been a businessman and a rentier.

28. If you could study any subject at university, what would you pick?
The art of telling stories.

29. If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?
Near the sea or ocean, perhaps on an abandoned island.

30. Tell us about your family.
I have a normal life: wife, kids, and a mistress.

31. How do you write?
I write from my mobile phone. I’ve written 65 out of 67 books this way.

32. How much sleep do you need to be at your best?
6-7 hours.

33. Is there anyone you’d like to acknowledge and thank for their support?
My muses.

34. What does success in writing look like to you?
It’s about destiny and the ability to influence the world we live in.

35. How do you market your books?
I believe social media is key, connecting with as many people as possible.

36. Tell us about your new book.
I’m writing six to seven books in parallel.

37. Why did you write it?
To better understand my own life.

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