I’m interviewing my character, Maisy Tripwater today. She lives in Midnight Point, one of my Shadow Towns. Yasmine: So, Maisy, how did it feel when you realized you needed to move back home to Midnight Point? Maisy: I wasn’t sure what to
When I was little, all I wanted to do was to grow up and be a science fiction/fantasy writer. I started learning to read when I was three, and by the time first grade came along, I was devouring books.
When I first began writing paranormal women’s fiction, I wasn’t sure whether I would enjoy it, or how well it would do. Much to my surprise, it became my favorite genre alongside my urban fantasy. And now, I have written
So, yesterday I finished editing the novella for Ice Magic, and will write most of A Dream of Snow novella this week, and finish it by next week. I’m planning on moving the release dates to October 15 for Ice Magic,
Dawn asks: Do you come up with the hook first, or do you create characters first and then dig through until you find a hook? Answer: I always meet my characters first. I never consciously ‘create’ a character–my subconscious does
Melissa asks: How do you keep so many different storylines going at the same time in your head? You absolutely amaze me with your brilliance! I love the incredible detail and cross series references in many stories. Answer: I’m just
Question: Ok. Please don’t be annoyed with me, but……..what are the chances that we’ll get to “see” Angel and Raven’s………..”growth?” I was honestly hoping for more Raven books and an Angel series Answer: I’m not annoyed–I’m glad you love the
Evy asks: Does Mrs. Galenorn use her husband as inspiration for her characters love interest? The one that immediately comes to mind is Herne and Ember. Answer: Not really. Now, we did have a whirlwind relationship, and like most of