Ask the Author: Heather Young-Nichols
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Heather Young-Nichols
I'm sorry I didn't see this earlier!
I have thought about this and kind of want to do it. What I struggle with is that he doesn't really have an HEA when we last saw him.
So, do I start with his relationship with Indie's mom and then time jump? Do I just start with where is now?
Kissing Cinder took time off in the Courting Chaos series so it could be the perfect time for him to find his HEA.
I have thought about this and kind of want to do it. What I struggle with is that he doesn't really have an HEA when we last saw him.
So, do I start with his relationship with Indie's mom and then time jump? Do I just start with where is now?
Kissing Cinder took time off in the Courting Chaos series so it could be the perfect time for him to find his HEA.
Heather Young-Nichols
There are too many to pick one but I have several mysterious things that would make good ghost stories.
Heather Young-Nichols
This is an oldie but a goodie...write. If you want to be a writer then write. Write junk. Write great things. Write whatever is in your brain. Immerse yourself in writing. How do you do that? Read. Read in your genre, read outside your genre and read about writing. Seems redundant but honestly, there's a lot about how to form a book that just isn't natural even if you're a natural story teller.
Heather Young-Nichols
The best thing about being a writer is getting to do what you love every single day. Or every single day that you work on it anyway. Getting to create worlds, and people, and torture them is amazing.
Heather Young-Nichols
I make myself write anyway, which mostly turns out to be junk because really, if I'm not into it, I'm not into it.
The other thing I do is work on something else. Maybe something I'll never publish but that's fun. Cleans out the writing pipes:)
The third option is a good one. I grab a book. One of my favorites or one that has that scene which makes me giggle every time. Something like that. Sometimes, you just have to remove yourself from the situation to get through it.
The other thing I do is work on something else. Maybe something I'll never publish but that's fun. Cleans out the writing pipes:)
The third option is a good one. I grab a book. One of my favorites or one that has that scene which makes me giggle every time. Something like that. Sometimes, you just have to remove yourself from the situation to get through it.
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