Do you ever get emotional as you are writing your book, and if so, how do you deal with it?
What goal and intentions did you have for your book?
Interview with Melissa Desveaux
Join us as Richard G. Lowe, Jr. interviews Catherine Meyrick, an Australian librarian with a love of history. She has an MA in history and is also a family history obsessive.
What were your goals and intentions in your book (pick one), and how well do you feel you achieved them?
What goal and intentions did you have for your book?
Who would you say is your greatest writing influence, in terms of your writing style, and why?
Who has influenced your writing?
What are your writing goals for the New Year and what steps will you take to ensure you meet them?
What are some writing goals for 2019?
What was one of the most surprising things you learned in creating your books?
When we write we learn some surprising things.
How did you (or could you) incorporate the holiday season into your fiction or nonfiction? [Roundup]
Stories and subjects about the holidays
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What’s the most difficult thing about writing characters of the opposite sex? [Roundup]
Sometimes the most difficult thing is to write a story from the point of view of a character of a different gender than the writer.
What would you say is your interesting writing quirk? [Roundup]
Every writer is different, and sometimes we have certain rituals or quirks that help us write.