Ask the Author: K.A. Denver
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K.A. Denver
I would fumble around the world of Mr Darcy and Elizebeth Benett. I love their story and how they react around each other. I always wanted to see how thier story played out.
K.A. Denver
This is so difficult! I have a few, I don't think I can pick one couple. I love many for different reasons.
I love Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy from Pride and Prejudice. How they clash at first, then how those moments create sparks that ignite their love. He see's in her a woman unlike any her had seen before and she in him, a strong willed man who would challenge her.
I also love the meeting of souls in J R Wards novel in the BDB series, Lover Awakened. Zsadist and Bella are such an amazing mix. His brash front covering an abused and delicate person who believes that no one would want him with his body covered in scars as well as his soul. Then the Beautiful Bella walks into his would and everything he thought changes and his world is turned up side down. I can not possibly do justice to either book here, but what I can do is STRONGLY recommend that you read them. I promise, you will love them just as much as I do.
I love Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy from Pride and Prejudice. How they clash at first, then how those moments create sparks that ignite their love. He see's in her a woman unlike any her had seen before and she in him, a strong willed man who would challenge her.
I also love the meeting of souls in J R Wards novel in the BDB series, Lover Awakened. Zsadist and Bella are such an amazing mix. His brash front covering an abused and delicate person who believes that no one would want him with his body covered in scars as well as his soul. Then the Beautiful Bella walks into his would and everything he thought changes and his world is turned up side down. I can not possibly do justice to either book here, but what I can do is STRONGLY recommend that you read them. I promise, you will love them just as much as I do.
K.A. Denver
Don't put it off, do it. Start with researching the genre you want to write in, look for the best ways to put what you have in your head onto paper. Some authors use specialised programs, others like myself just get a notepad and begin jotting down idea and character profiles.
Once you have written your manuscript you need to decide which direction you want to take it. Traditional publishing or Self Publishing, after looking into both, I personally thought that Self Publishing gave me more freedom and it allowed me to keep all rights to the work I had toiled over, but you could be different it is all down to personal goals and choice.
Once you have written your manuscript you need to decide which direction you want to take it. Traditional publishing or Self Publishing, after looking into both, I personally thought that Self Publishing gave me more freedom and it allowed me to keep all rights to the work I had toiled over, but you could be different it is all down to personal goals and choice.
K.A. Denver
Well for the book I have just published, it started life as a short story. When I was being asked to write more because people wanted to know about Eli and his coven I thought, well why not? I knew there was more to be told with Eli and I was excited to share it.
K.A. Denver
Honestly? I just push through it. I find writers block usually only happens to me when I haven't outlined my manuscript properly. Out lining for me is VERY important.
K.A. Denver
The best thing would be sharing with others the various characters and places that usually stay in my head.
I loved writing about Eli, he is a great guy with a big heart though he tries to put the tough guy suit on.
It was great being able to show his vulnerable side as well as his wit and occasional charm.
I loved writing about Eli, he is a great guy with a big heart though he tries to put the tough guy suit on.
It was great being able to show his vulnerable side as well as his wit and occasional charm.
K.A. Denver
I am at the moment writing a Short Horror for a blog event. It's completely outside what I am used to writing but I can see the draw to it. It's quite liberating :)
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