Day 1
1. Are you a panster or a plotter or perhaps a bit
of both?
A bit of both. I get an idea for a plot. Then I try
to figure out the appropriate characters.
I sketch about one line per chapter, or maybe even
per scene. Then I start writing. I don’t
always follow those one lines either.
2. Which comes first - characters or plot for you?
Oops, I just
covered that on the previous question. The plot always comes first for me.
3. What are you working on now? Is this a book in a
current series or something totally new?
I’m working
on Liability Wife, Lydia’s story. It’s
the second book in The Foundation series. I’m also looking at a novella, maybe
involving Covid.
4. Do you have some kind of object or place that
figures in most of your books? I use gems a lot, hospitals and caves.
I
frequently, almost always, have a dog somewhere in the story.
5. Do you write everyday or just when the spirit
hits?
I used to
try and write every day, but often I’d miss for all sorts of reasons. Now I’m
writing every day. I belong to a loop where you write 100 words a day and
report in.
6. Where can we find you?
Twitter
@kelownawriter
7. Who are your favorite authors? What about a book you’ve enjoyed?
I have to admit
I’m a J.D. Robb addict. I’ve been reading her series for years.
I also enjoy
Loreth Anne White, B.J. Daniels, Terry Odell, and Toni Anderson.
The Girl
in the Moss by Loreth Anne White is a gripping romantic suspense. Her
characters are unusual and well-developed, her plot draws you in and keeps you
guessing right to the end. I enjoyed her book.
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