I love chatting with other authors. You can find out what goes on behind the scenes by clicking an author’s name below to read the interview.
An Interview with Debaleena Mukherjee: poet and writer of observational life pieces
Reblogged: I am interviewed at Maureen’s Lifestyle
Author and poet Vonnie Winslow Crist
Cosy Mystery author Judith Cranswick
Paul Nelson – Author of Young Adult Fantasy and other genres
Emma Baird – Multi-genre author extraordinaire
Stuart Aken – Sci-fi and Romance Author
Emily A Steward – Children’s Author
Jenny S Burke YA science/fantasy author revisits!
Catherine Green – Paranormal Fiction Author
Lana Kortchik – Historical Fiction Author
Denise Greenwood – Thriller Author
Nancy Jardine – multi-genre Fiction Author
Jenny S Burke – Children’s Fantasy Author
Sandra Farris – Mystery Author
and even…me!
I’m attempting to write a dream book, yet am having an extremely hard time thinking of a convincing plot. I recollect once observing a meeting with Christopher Paolini on youtube, and he said some extremely supportive tips and things he did to help the procedure of imagination writing/assembling the plot.
Yes, it’s quite difficult sometimes to come up with an idea that will remain strong for a whole novel. I get quite a few ideas that just fizzle away due to lack of substance. But often when I start writing, I don’t always know if the original idea will get me all the way to the end of the story, and also, ideas have a habit of changing on you!