Ask the Author: Angelia N. Bailey
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Angelia N. Bailey
I don't really ever make a list. I just pick up whatever looks interesting to me from the young adult section. Lol that's just how I roll.
Angelia N. Bailey
The cat jumped on the table. Then he looked at his hooman and shoved the freshly poured cup of coffee off the table onto the brand new pearly white Persian rug.
Angelia N. Bailey
I would definitely travel to the world of Twilight lmao and I'd definitely subtly bump into the cullens. End goal obviously to become a Vamp. Lol but with less sparkles
Angelia N. Bailey
I never get anywhere trying to push through the writer's block. So, usually, I step away from my writing for a few weeks or months. Whatever it takes. That break also gives me a great opportunity to obtain fresh eyes on my story.
Angelia N. Bailey
I get to do what I love. Sometimes my words even inspire others. Also, I get to go to work at whatever time of day I choose with no pants on if I so wish.
Angelia N. Bailey
Never stop learning about the craft. Never rush the process. Never give up. And always keep writing.
Angelia N. Bailey
Of course the DEATH OF ME BOOK #2!
As for new projects, I have a wonderful YA Urban Fantasy in the works as well as a vampire novel with a dash of weird in it.
As for new projects, I have a wonderful YA Urban Fantasy in the works as well as a vampire novel with a dash of weird in it.
Angelia N. Bailey
I've always wanted to do something good for the world. I noted at a remarkably young age how important words were to people and the effect they have. I wrote poetry first. Then moved on to write my first novel. Writing has always been a passion of mine. It also became a great outlet when I was going through depression as a teen.
Angelia N. Bailey
Honestly, I literally just typed a bunch of letters on the keyboard. Then used auto correct, selecting the first suggestion or deleting words with no suggestion. I came up with a sentence that sounded like something right out of a Clue game: "Lucas T poisoned the Danforth in the ball room and loved a girl but on ship named Abby." My imagination took off from there. I created a 7 page short story. Then turned that into a novel. That was when I was 16.
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