Ask the Author: E.J. Powell
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E.J. Powell
To be fair, I never actually thought about this. However, now that I am... I believe to know this answer. The mystery in my own life to be used as a plot twist, would be about my relationship with Jesus.
The reason I say this, is because during my teenage years I went through multiple things such as; sexual assault, friendships ending, family dying, multiple major surgeries. Yet after my final surgery, I had no idea where I was, but after a divine experience where I got to glimpse Heaven, the mystery of Jesus was revealed to me of Who exactly He is. At the time, I knew about Him but hadn't heard His voice, or felt that connection until after that divine intervention.
I hope this answer's your great question. Feel free to ask me another anytime. I am an open book, after all! Blessings to you.
The reason I say this, is because during my teenage years I went through multiple things such as; sexual assault, friendships ending, family dying, multiple major surgeries. Yet after my final surgery, I had no idea where I was, but after a divine experience where I got to glimpse Heaven, the mystery of Jesus was revealed to me of Who exactly He is. At the time, I knew about Him but hadn't heard His voice, or felt that connection until after that divine intervention.
I hope this answer's your great question. Feel free to ask me another anytime. I am an open book, after all! Blessings to you.
E.J. Powell
Read my short horror story on Wattpad: https://www.wattpad.com/story/6855013...
E.J. Powell
Normally for me, if I've got a terrible headache or have a hard time writing, I grab a wine cooler (Yes, I'm old enough. 25! :D ) and it helps my brain relax enough so that I can get some writing done.
I DO NOT SUGGEST ALCOHOL IS THE ANSWER TO WRITER'S BLOCK.
I DO NOT SUGGEST ALCOHOL IS THE ANSWER TO WRITER'S BLOCK.
E.J. Powell
The best thing I love about being a writer is being able to unleash my stories on the world and getting a chance for others to read my works and see what they think.
Money doesn't matter to me in the slightest. I just want my works to be read, just as I'm sure every other author would out there.
Money doesn't matter to me in the slightest. I just want my works to be read, just as I'm sure every other author would out there.
E.J. Powell
Never stop writing. Even if you think nobody will read your works or you feel as if you might lack talent, you will never know who might be inspired by your own writings.
E.J. Powell
Currently, I'm working on a novel that is apart of the Never After Tales series with 40+ authors. It's called, "Tame, She Must"
The series is based upon fairy tales that we all have known in one story or another, and mine is based on The Jungle Book, a new adult urban fantasy that takes place in India.
The series is based upon fairy tales that we all have known in one story or another, and mine is based on The Jungle Book, a new adult urban fantasy that takes place in India.
E.J. Powell
Well, it all just depends on whatever inspires me I suppose.
For, "Tattooed by His Mark" I got inspired by one of my friends named DJ, he happened to tell me his Russian name was Grisha. When I asked him what his name meant, he put in his words exactly; "What is it with Americans thinking that there needs to be a meaning behind a name?" From there, I got inspired to write "Tattooed by His Mark" about romance, fantasy, paranormal, mystery, thriller, and fiction genre.
For, "Tattooed by His Mark" I got inspired by one of my friends named DJ, he happened to tell me his Russian name was Grisha. When I asked him what his name meant, he put in his words exactly; "What is it with Americans thinking that there needs to be a meaning behind a name?" From there, I got inspired to write "Tattooed by His Mark" about romance, fantasy, paranormal, mystery, thriller, and fiction genre.
E.J. Powell
Recent book? That would have to be what is up on my Wattpad profile called, "Her Inner Beast". It's basically my take on some of the famous Greek Mythology gods and goddesses.
I got the idea of wanting to write from their perspective about being reincarnated on Earth as mortals and then "reawakening" to discover that they are in fact, the gods of old.
I got the idea of wanting to write from their perspective about being reincarnated on Earth as mortals and then "reawakening" to discover that they are in fact, the gods of old.
E.J. Powell
Oh gosh, this is a tough decision! Initially, I can think of four fictional worlds that I'd travel to.
The first one being the world that which Connilyn Cossette describes through her fictional characters based upon real and truth events that took place in the Bible. Read "Counted with the Stars" the first book in the series. I would love to be able to be alongside the fictional characters and be apart of the place where the Bible comes to life.
The second one being Lisa T. Bergen's world of her medieval time period in "Waterfall" (River of Times Series) and getting to know how the medieval world is set up in.
The third world I'd travel to would be Richelle Mead's world, "Vampire Academy". I would definitely be a Dhampir and train with Rose (I might have fought over Dimitri).
And the final world would be from Becca Fitzpatrick's Hush, Hush saga. I'd more than likely fight Nora for Patch. He's a yummy Fallen Angel <3
The first one being the world that which Connilyn Cossette describes through her fictional characters based upon real and truth events that took place in the Bible. Read "Counted with the Stars" the first book in the series. I would love to be able to be alongside the fictional characters and be apart of the place where the Bible comes to life.
The second one being Lisa T. Bergen's world of her medieval time period in "Waterfall" (River of Times Series) and getting to know how the medieval world is set up in.
The third world I'd travel to would be Richelle Mead's world, "Vampire Academy". I would definitely be a Dhampir and train with Rose (I might have fought over Dimitri).
And the final world would be from Becca Fitzpatrick's Hush, Hush saga. I'd more than likely fight Nora for Patch. He's a yummy Fallen Angel <3
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