Why do you write? I’ve always had stories coursing through my veins, so one day I just decided to start writing them down, and I found pleasure in doing that. Then when people started reading and enjoying them, I found out what real happiness is.
Describe where you write. When I’m at home, I write in a chair in the corner of my bedroom. Many times I can’t concentrate (read: get in my writing zone) at home so I go to a bookstore coffee shop or library. I like to be surrounded by books.
Who or what is your muse? I guess I’d call my potential readers my muse.
Three wishes . . . 1. I wish I had more time to write 2. I wish more people knew about my debut novel 3. I wish people were kinder and happier.
Favorite childhood book, and why? Black Beauty…because I loved horses…and although there was sadness in it, it had a happy ending.
Explain when is your ideal time to write. Early afternoon and late at night
Name a book you would reread again and again, and why. Peace Like a River by Leif Enger…because of the beauty of the prose. I love the way he uses language to paint pictures…the way he makes verbs out of words that aren’t usually verbs.
E-book or print? Why? Print…I just haven’t converted…yet. I like the feel of pages turning. I like using bookmarks. I like bookstores.
Favorite magazine, and why? Victoria…because the writing is as beautiful as the photographs
What would you like readers to take away from your writing? Pure enjoyment. I want them to get caught up in another world. To get to know the characters. To care about the characters.
What would you like readers to take away from your writing? Pure enjoyment. I want them to get caught up in another world. To get to know the characters. To care about the characters.
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Rebecca, thank you for sharing. I like to be surrounded by books, too, although I’ve been better lately at passing them on to others. Congratulations on your first novel!
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