Ask the Author: Ann Dunbar
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Ann Dunbar
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Ann Dunbar
I awoke in my bed with chills running up and down my spine as I realized that I hadn't programmed my coffee maker to make coffee. I let out a loud whine because I would not have any coffee to wake me up and get me going this morning.
Ann Dunbar
I am working on the next book in my Evanston series.
Ann Dunbar
Just go out and do it! I waited until I was in my 50s to even write and publish anything. Do it now and not wait until later!
Ann Dunbar
I would like to travel to all the worlds that come to me in my dreams. They are full of fairies, flowers, monsters, purple skies, handsome men, and strong women.
Ann Dunbar
I have read the following books so far:
Bee and the Honey Cree by Mona Black
The Forbidden Wolf King by Leia Stone
Court of the Underworld Volume II by Alessa Thorn
His Human Widow (Monsters in Love Curvy Girls Book 10) by Michele Pillows
Bite of Vengeance by R.L. Caulder
Lothaire by Kresley Cole
Bee and the Honey Cree by Mona Black
The Forbidden Wolf King by Leia Stone
Court of the Underworld Volume II by Alessa Thorn
His Human Widow (Monsters in Love Curvy Girls Book 10) by Michele Pillows
Bite of Vengeance by R.L. Caulder
Lothaire by Kresley Cole
Ann Dunbar
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Ann Dunbar
The best thing about being a writer is being able to visit the world that your character lives in. Starting Over in Montana is my first published book, and I enjoyed writing about the characters and the world they live in.
Ann Dunbar
I started writing when I was a child. I wrote my first story when I was young. It was called Teddy Saves Thanksgiving. Writing was always a way for me to express myself. I have starts of stories saved in journals and old floppy disks. It wasn't until my Dad said that I needed to write a book that I even thought about publishing my stories. After my dad died, I wanted to write the book for him and myself.
Ann Dunbar
The idea came to me in a dream. I tend to dream up most of my characters. If I don't write down the ideas, then the characters will constantly bug me to write about them and their stories. My next characters are already giving me ideas for their book!
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