Ask the Author: Rosi S. Phillips
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Rosi S. Phillips
Late February, Early March.
Rosi S. Phillips
Sitting on my computer waiting for me to edit it.
Rosi S. Phillips
Goodness, no! There is a whole other book in the series.
Rosi S. Phillips
Very soon. There is o much going on in my life right now that's it's taking me forever to edit the story. It's written, it's been beta tested, I just need to go through the editors notes.
Rosi S. Phillips
That's a question for my publisher. I honestly have no clue. Hopefully soon.
Rosi S. Phillips
Yes! I'm actually working on it right now! Their book should be out around the same time as the second Grim Love novel. That's my goal anyway.
Rosi S. Phillips
I'm still working on it. I love Nina and Grim, but I've made the story so intricate that it's taking a while to get done. But not to worry, I am working on it!
Rosi S. Phillips
Maybe. Honestly I haven't planned it out too much. I would love to do a book on them, but I haven't developed their characters to my liking yet, so it's still up in the air.
Rosi S. Phillips
Do something else. It's cliché, but it works. I do activities that make me hyper focus, so I can block everything else out. I read, play video games, cook, anything that takes 100% of my concentration. Usually that helps, and I'm able to go back and crack out whatever I need to later.
Rosi S. Phillips
Telling people I'm a writer. I'm twenty, and in college. Not many people expect me to do more than get good grades and hopefully a paid internship. When I tell people I speak multiple language, I've traveled extensively, I knit for the fun of it, and I am a published writer, they are amazed. So, yeah; for me, that's the best thing!
Rosi S. Phillips
Write, read, and make connections. You could have the best story ever, but if you don't read other peoples work and you don't make connections you will never grow and your work will never be read by more than a handful of people. Also, take everything with a grain of sand.
Rosi S. Phillips
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Rosi S. Phillips
I don't know. I always write. My inspiration comes from everywhere. My inspiration for my Peaches series came to me when I was sitting at my dinning room table watching my mom type on her computer. She saws it was my school paper on Mary Shelley that inspired me, and maybe that was correct to a degree, but Peaches is nothing like Frankenstein. So, basically, everything inspires me.
Rosi S. Phillips
I can't even remember. I've always had an obsession with reapers and death in general. The thought of Death falling in love was something I thought about as early as age twelve when I went to Asthma Camp! I told the story on the bus when we were going to the camp grounds and everyone loved it. I really started to develop my characters and their world in my novel 'A Grim Love: Can't Fight Time' last year after I finished my other story 'Flirting the Fence'.
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