Blurb:
It is a truth universally
acknowledged that any writer, in possession of a beautiful idea, will have a
bad day and need to mainline caffeine. Ok well, maybe not, but as writers
ourselves we know that everyone has good and bad days. The most important thing
is that you keep writing.
Here is the Goodreads page:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25899505-the-creative-journal-for-the-inspirationally-challenged
Authors
Monica Corwin
Monica Corwin is an outspoken
writer who attempts to make romance accessible to everyone no matter their
preferences. As a new Northern Ohioian Monica enjoys snow drifts, three seasons
of weather, and disliking Michigan. When not writing Monica spends time with
her daughter and her ever growing collection of tomes about King Arthur.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Monica_Corwin
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Monica-Corwin/e/B00BMTJSXI/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1436761918&sr=8-1
Decadent Kane
Bio:
Decadent Kane, author of the
trouble with elves series, writes paranormal romance with heat. She lives in
Wyoming with a full house: 3 dogs, 1 cat, 1 guinea pig, 1 rat, 2 kids, and 1 fiance.
An elfess in human form, Decadent enjoys dipping her fingers into the human realm where she took pen to paper and began the tales of the trouble with elves. Her obsessions include reading, Dean Winchester, and honey.
She will devour your soul with glimpses of the feral ridden drow elves, with their dark skin and soul consuming. She'll sneak morsels of naughty thoughts to you via goblins, and seduce you into stepping inside the elven realm where females disappear when lust takes over among other elfish troubles.
Beware the sprites.
Follow the wisps.
But never look a drow elf king in the eyes...
An elfess in human form, Decadent enjoys dipping her fingers into the human realm where she took pen to paper and began the tales of the trouble with elves. Her obsessions include reading, Dean Winchester, and honey.
She will devour your soul with glimpses of the feral ridden drow elves, with their dark skin and soul consuming. She'll sneak morsels of naughty thoughts to you via goblins, and seduce you into stepping inside the elven realm where females disappear when lust takes over among other elfish troubles.
Beware the sprites.
Follow the wisps.
But never look a drow elf king in the eyes...
Twitter: https://twitter.com/DecadentKane
Website: http://decadentkane.blogspot.com
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Decadent-Kane/e/B00HAO0VVW/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_2?qid=1436761842&sr=8-2-spell
Is there a message in your
novel that you want readers to grasp?
Anyone can write. You just
have to do it.
What are your current
projects?
Working on a rewrite for
the Upcoming King Takes Queen.
Do you see writing as a
career?
I do and I don’t. To pay
the bills I am also a writer (a journalist of sort) so technically yes.
Do you ever picture
yourself and one of your heroines? If
so, which one?
Nope, never. I would not
inflict my awkwardness onto one of my poor characters.
Do you have a favorite
heroine/hero from one of your books? If so, who?
Maggie and Arthur (King)
from my upcoming book, King Takes Queen.
What kind of research do
you do for your books?
I do mostly research into
myth and legend.
What is the hardest part
of writing your book?
Writing a book. Once I hit
10,000 words I always stall out. Finishing it is very hard for me.
If you could say anything to your readers what would it be?
I love you all.
What is your favorite Genre and why?
Paranormal romance, because my imagination is the limit…and
I have a very good imagination.
Do you prefer to write alone or do you like to collaborate
with other authors?
I have no preference. I love both.
Do you ever get writer’s block? If so, how do you get
through it?
I usually drink a little bit. The words might not be perfect
but at least they will come out.
When you are reading a book, who is your favorite author?
That is an unfair question, there are way too many. I love
Megan Hart, Karen Harbaugh, Jacqueline Carey, Anne Bishop, CL Wilson.
Do you come up with the cover or does someone else do it?
I always have someone else do it. I am awful at graphics of
any kind.
If you could change anything in your writing what would that
be?
I wish I could write without using the word ‘had’.
What book if any would you want to be made into a movie?
The book I’d most wanted is actually a wonderful TV show
(Outlander). Next choice would be Written in Red by Anne Bishop.
Everyone uses computers, tablets, phones and no one uses
handwritten form or typewriters, what do you prefer to use?
I actually use my computer, hand writing, and typewriters!
Is there a ritual you do everything before you begin your
book?
Nope, I usually just start writing. Maybe a fresh cup of
coffee?
What do you do when you finish your book and turn it in to
the editor?
I usually have a glass of wine and breathe a long sigh of
relief. Also fret over whether it’s any good or not.
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