I haven't looked at her website, but I can guess it would be ****** awful. There are so many people out there self-promoting.
A few months ago I had to interview a singer who wouldn't answer any of my questions. She acted like a real diva despite the fact she hasn't had a hit record in years. OK in the 80s she was REALLY famous and now she's fallen off the radar of public consciousness. I asked her if she'd like to write the article for me, since I couldn't work with what she was telling me. She complained to my employers who listened to my audio and checked my notes and they found in my favour.
Anyway I ended up having to meet her again and she was a lot more co-operative. She opened up when she realised I knew some of her songs - and we both ended up singing them (!) and as a result I got an interesting piece from it. She ended up writing to my employers to say I was by far the best journalist she'd ever dealt with.
I often find the self-promoters are the most insecure.
A lot of "celebs" say: "I can only give you 8 minutes" when they meet for an interview. I always reply with: "OK, that's absolutely fine," and then just get them talking. Not once have they ever stopped at 8 minutes.
I think Flint is an interesting character who's made an entire career from self-promotion. She'd certainly be interesting to interview and get through to the real person under the facade.
