Ask the Author: Kayla Lords
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Kayla Lords
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Kayla Lords
I've never had writer's block in the sense that I couldn't write anything. I might feel a little blocked about a particular subject. When that happens, I turn to something else to write - I tend to have several ideas percolating in my mind at the same time. And being a blogger means I can write about *anything* I want, so there's no real block. I just change the subject instead.
Kayla Lords
I wish I could say "the money" but that's definitely not true, lol.
The best thing, for me, is the freedom to express myself and share it with other people. I don't love negative reviews (who does, right?) but I'm always shocked when someone tells me that something I wrote touched them and helped them. That's the best feeling in the world. Better than any fat paycheck.
The best thing, for me, is the freedom to express myself and share it with other people. I don't love negative reviews (who does, right?) but I'm always shocked when someone tells me that something I wrote touched them and helped them. That's the best feeling in the world. Better than any fat paycheck.
Kayla Lords
I'm currently working on a mini-anthology based on a blog post I wrote several months ago. It's about a very grown-up sort of sex education led by Madame Gretchen (the title still needs to be figured out). I hope to have it done by Christmas.
Kayla Lords
I've always made up stories in my head. See an object, make up a story about how it got there. That's me. When I was a kid, I wrote those stories down - I still remember using string and three-ring binder paper to put together books.
I stopped writing stories when I entered high school - too many academic papers to write, instead. I was 31 before I started writing again - as a blogger, and 32 before I started writing the stuff in my head. Now, most of the stuff is a bit X-rated. Ha!
I stopped writing stories when I entered high school - too many academic papers to write, instead. I was 31 before I started writing again - as a blogger, and 32 before I started writing the stuff in my head. Now, most of the stuff is a bit X-rated. Ha!
Kayla Lords
Most of my ideas come from my blog. The Sir and Babygirl series is actually inspired by my real-life D/s relationship, though.
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