Ask the Author: Cathy A. Corn
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Cathy A. Corn
Plot of the Lilith and the Faeries novels: How can I connect deeper with the nature spirits? A mystery of re-enchantment.
Cathy A. Corn
Happens less and less these days. Sometimes I just write about the story ideas and doodle around. I'm a blank pager and I write to see what happens next. Much more exciting that way and my muses come up with much better stuff than I ever could. Thank you, my trusty muses. And thank you, dear reader, for coming to visit us.
Cathy A. Corn
The Merlin and Lilith book reflects my life and people I have met. I've come to trust the idea of parallel dimensions.
The children's books about a little girl and her rabbit companion also reflect my life experiences. My daughter Emily has a wonderful rabbit named Sophie, and she's my grand-bunny.
The children's books about a little girl and her rabbit companion also reflect my life experiences. My daughter Emily has a wonderful rabbit named Sophie, and she's my grand-bunny.
Cathy A. Corn
Real life and the faeries give me plenty of ideas. My work as a massage therapist and metaphysical person (after a career as an RN) has opened me to new worlds and ideas. Leaving mainstream was the best thing I ever did. I highly recommend it.
Cathy A. Corn
My fourth Lilith and the Faeries novel is in the second draft phase. In this one, Lilith must travel to Merlin's time to help him bring in the light. A faery portal at her new home with Adam provides access.
Also, the faeries have commissioned me to write children's bunny books. The first is Silly Lilly and Her Best Friend Sophie. I'm writing #2 now, working name is: Lilly and Sophie's Magnificent Summer Fun.
Also, the faeries have commissioned me to write children's bunny books. The first is Silly Lilly and Her Best Friend Sophie. I'm writing #2 now, working name is: Lilly and Sophie's Magnificent Summer Fun.
Cathy A. Corn
Keep at it. If you devote only ten minutes a day to your craft, you will produce something marvelous. The most important writing you will ever read will be your own. Believe in yourself and what you have to offer your readers.
Cathy A. Corn
Freedom to explore new worlds and to engage with the characters. It's a loosey-goosey kind of work, being self-employed, and you can make your own hours. But most of all, this is one of my times to connect with Source energy as the words come flowing through. I just love it!
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