Ask the Author: Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
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Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
Hello Kassidy!
Robyn and Devlin's story is started, but not completed yet. I've had a crazy past several months (as I'm sure you have as well ;)), but am hoping to get back into writing as summer approaches. I've got so many projects on my back burners, and my characters don't always want to share info with me, so sometimes things get pushed back. Thanks for the question and hopefully Robyn and Devlin will be poking around in my brain soon :D.
Robyn and Devlin's story is started, but not completed yet. I've had a crazy past several months (as I'm sure you have as well ;)), but am hoping to get back into writing as summer approaches. I've got so many projects on my back burners, and my characters don't always want to share info with me, so sometimes things get pushed back. Thanks for the question and hopefully Robyn and Devlin will be poking around in my brain soon :D.
Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
Thank you, Robert! And sorry about the wet eyes :(. If it makes you feel any better, I had the same reaction whilst writing the story ;). Happy reading and feel free to send any questions my way in the future! :D
Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
Hello Rachel E! I'm so sorry to be getting to your comment so late! I'm just now seeing it! ACK! Thanks for the reading suggestions. I'll have to check them out ;). Hope you've been enjoying the books from Comicon ;).
Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
Hello April! The events in Ghalien happen before Luathara. This short novel takes place between Faelorehn and Dolmarehn. It covers what is happening during the summer while Cade is absent. However, it is probably best to read Luathara first because there might be a few spoilers ;). Included with Ghalien (at the end of the book) are two scenes from Dolmarehn told from Cade's perspective. If you've read the original trilogy (Faelorehn, Dolmarehn and Luathara) then it is safe to read Ghalien.
Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
My most recently published book is Lorehnin in my Otherworld Series. It is a spin-off of the original series and the idea for all the Otherworld books stems from taking Celtic Studies in college.
Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
I read other authors or take a walk and just let my mind wander. Instrumental music also helps a lot, as well as a nice cup of good tea.
Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
This summer I'm working on the next book in my Legend of Oescienne series.
Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
Write whenever you can. It doesn't necessarily have to be every day, but you must make time for it in your life. Even if what you write down makes no sense, get it out. Just remember, a book will not write itself.
Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
The birth of new book ideas, getting to know my characters, exploring interesting new worlds, receiving emails and messages from readers who have enjoyed my stories ... I can't really decide which one's the best :).
Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
I don't really consider writer's block as something negative. I often tell people that when I'm stuck somewhere with a book or series, it is like a dam on a river: I have to wait for the ideas to build up, like the water behind the dam, and when the dam breaks I can start writing again. When this happens, I generally seek out books in my genre to read, or I'll work on some other creative activity or even another book series.
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