Ask the Author: Eva Morian
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Eva Morian
Honestly trying to answer this question. Was asked 36 days ago and I'm still sitting here...blank. 😂🤣😂
Eva Morian
Hello! This is a series that is currently unfinished and being worked on. Because we just released book 2, book 3 is planned to release next year. 4, the year after. I apologize for the inconvenience, but thank you for your interest!
Eva Morian
Literally had a dream.
Eva Morian
Editing: The Artist
Writing currently: TWWOK3, Cherish & Simon: The Second Year.
Starting Next: Mister Jackson II
Writing currently: TWWOK3, Cherish & Simon: The Second Year.
Starting Next: Mister Jackson II
Eva Morian
As cheesy and generic as this sounds....don't stop. No matter what, do not stop. No matter who kicks you down. How daunting it feels to start. Don't stop. Even if readers hate your book, don't stop. One day, you will become someone's favorite author. They just have to find you. The only way for them to do that...is if you don't stop.
Eva Morian
After writing for hours, the author went to sleep.
When they sat down the next morning, the computer had restarted, and they....forgot to save.
When they sat down the next morning, the computer had restarted, and they....forgot to save.
Eva Morian
First, I apologize for the late response! Uhm, this is a tricky question because everything inspires me. (As tacky as it sounds lol) If I have a conversation with a friend or family member, I keep in mind their personality traits or little tidbits they've said and how it's delivered. I have a lot of dreams that I write down which gives a good basis for some books. I watch the way people interact with each other in public or carry themselves. I take notes from other authors and shows, but that's mainly for what works and what seems realistic to the plot at that time. There's a lot, honestly. I find inspiration everywhere and use that to keep me going even when overwhelmed.
Eva Morian
To be honest, as much as I love building worlds, crafting complex characters, and story lines, the most rewarding thing is seeing the reactions. I love giving my books to my beta readers and just seeing their raw emotion. One of them gives me live updates when she's reading and, no matter what she says good or bad, the sheer joy it brings me is irreplaceable. To know that my work evokes such emotion is truly the best. I love getting reviews, messages on Facebook, and emails. To know my work moved another human being is beautiful.
Eva Morian
Usually when I deal with writer's block, I push through it to at least end the thought. No matter how crappy the scene is put together or how off the sentence syntax is off, I am able to at least have something on paper at the end of the day. So, when I finally go through with the first read through (which usually takes weeks afterwards) I can see where my thought process was, where it is at the present time, and fix accordingly. One thing, I don't stop.
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