Meet The Authors was created in Nov. 2017, the objective was to create a spotlight to new authors. Please continue to read interviews from various amazing authors on Wattpad. Find great book recommendations and enjoy!
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1 what would you do, if you received a publishing deal?
I've never really wanted to be professionally published. I was in poetry when I was younger. But I have the fear of never being good enough, so I probably would be miserable.
2 what is your favorite holiday and why?
Thanksgiving. So much food!
3 what's your favorite movie?
Dead Poet's society
4 what's your daily writing routine?
I write a couple of hours in the morning on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. I work ten hours a day three days a week and eight hours a day another three days. Writing time is difficult to come by
5 what do you enjoy most of Wattpad?
I love when I get a reader who loves the book and comments on all their favorite moments in a chapter.
6 what's one tip you'd give a newcomer?
To just write a story you love and not worry about everything else.
7 how would you spend a rainy day?
At work.
8 what's your dream vacation?
New Zealand
9 if you could gain advice from your favorite author, who would you choose and what would you ask?
I did receive advice from one of my favorite authors about a month ago, actually. Jacquelyn Mitchard came into town and gave the great advice of looking at newspaper articles for plot inspiration.
10 Are you still surprised when you gain a new vote, follower or comment?
I'm still damn ecstatic when I get a new read and vote and feel like I'm stalking them from chapter to chapter as they read. Follows I think I've gotten more used to. I'm still excited about them, but quite a bit of them come from my guide book or my advice in the threads.
11 what's a song you enjoy? Who is the artist?
Music I love most of it from the mid nineties. I was a huge fan of David Gray.
Request time!
If I were to suggest one of my books, it would be 'Life, Love And A little Coffee'. It's been surprisingly well received and all the critics I hired for the first couple of chapters have stuck around throughout the whole writing process because they've been enjoying the book and like to help with it. I guess my selling point would be that I've studied the trope I write very thoroughly and make it a point to bring a fresh take to it. I write characters first, plot second, so it's very much a character driven book and most of my current readers comment on the natural chemistry and natural dialog between the characters. There is a fairly large age difference between the two characters, but the book focuses on their friendship so far, rather than their romance. It will be a romance eventually, but I like to show their friendship and how it slowly blossoms.
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