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the 9th edition of Meet The Authors brings you more great interviews and reading recommendations. This edition will begin with the March 2022 issue and continue to the present.
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|Author interview|
1 How has Wattpad helped your writing?
Wattpad has helped my writing evolve in many ways. I learned from constructive criticism and by the preference of readers what to do/not to do.
2 What is your favorite thing about Wattpad?
That it allows young writers an outlet for their imaginations to run wild.
3 What does writing mean to you?
A lot. Writing is my escape, my passion, my love. I love living inside the little worlds I create.
4 What genre of stories do you enjoy writing?
I love writing YA Contemporary. I touch on a lot of tough subjects such as suicide, rape, etc as it is something that needs to be recognized more.
5 when you did you begin writing? (in general or on Wattpad)
In general 11 (I'm 22 now) on Wattpad I believe 13
6 Who inspired you to write? (a favorite author or relative)
My dad for sure. He has always been my biggest supporter. He was there the first time I spoke a story aloud as a child and has been there since
7 Do you share you writing outside Wattpad?
Not at the moment but I do plan to
8 What is your favorite story?
On Wattpad? Probably The Kissing Booth (read it before it was published or adapted into a movie) Under the Lights, Surviving Adam Meade, or My Wattpad Love
9 How can Wattpad help fellow writers?
Keep writing. It gives the opportunity for writers to showcase their talents and to grow in their writing as they do so
10 What does being part of the Wattpad community mean for yourself and your writing?
A lot! I love knowing that many readers can relate to many of the topics I write about. That is all I've ever wanted, is for my readers to know they aren't alone
11 What genre do you enjoy reading?
I personally like YA Paranormal/Fantasy (The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare) but do read a lot of YA Contemporary to see different writing styles and techniques
