Ask the Author: Jessica Wilde
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Jessica Wilde
The search for my biological father. As I described in my book, that search took me down some strange deadends, and ultimately led to a stranger who wasn't my father. The search continues.
Jessica Wilde
Writing is, for me, a type of self-therapy, a way to safely explore issues and themes that usually just bounce around inside my head. I hope in getting my thoughts and observations on the page that the reader finds value in my words. That would be the ideal win-win.
Jessica Wilde
I'm currently working on launching the Inked magazine cover girl competition for television, and crafting my very own tattoo aftercare brand! That, and making sure my daughter gets her homework done.
Jessica Wilde
The best advice I can give you is to be completely raw and candid in your writing. It’s like free therapy you give yourself.
Jessica Wilde
The best part of writing for me is being able to show sides of myself I was terrified to show the world. To be able to open up and be vulnerable and authentic, to finally feel that I'm seen.
Jessica Wilde
I'm fortunate to have another career, so I don't pressure myself when my writing production slows or I can't get the right words on the page. I switch gears to do something else and then come back to the writing when I'm mentally refreshed.
Jessica Wilde
His name was Brad. He said he worked in finance.
Jessica Wilde
Hogwarts, duh. Play a couple quick matches of Quidditch, and maybe take a dragon out for a spin.
Jessica Wilde
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck; Untethered Soul; The Art of War
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