Ask the Author: Savannah Morgan
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Savannah Morgan
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Savannah Morgan
I seem to find inspiration in everything from sleeping to watching my dogs playing to doing the dishes and driving. Music inspires me and strangely enough reading does too.
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Savannah Morgan
Interesting you should ask. I have just finished my first novella and it is in a new genre too. I'm trying my hand at Erotic Fantasy/PNR titled Touch of the Irish. I am so excited over this new book. It will hit virtual shelves on March 17th. I'm also working on the final edits of another new genre for me, Contemporary Suspense Romance, without the erotica, titled Dakota's Autumn. It is a new series for me based on an all female covert ops team. It will be out in May of this year. And of course I'm working on two more titles in the Sapphire Springs series, Irresistible and His to Keep. Both due out later this year. I am also attempting to write and publish a full length PNR by Halloween.
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Savannah Morgan
Think like Nike, and just do it. Your first work will more than likely be crap, but that's okay so was everyone else's. You will learn a lot from that first manuscript, but even if no one ever sees it the confidence you gain from finishing it will give you the boost to strive to do better. If you are one of those rare species of writers where your first book is totally awesome and everyone loves it then you will have more confidence to do it again.
So my advice is, be like Nike. ;)
So my advice is, be like Nike. ;)
Savannah Morgan
This is a new question for me. I'll have to think a bit. I suppose the very best thing about being a writer is creating new worlds and people to live in them. To have the ability to put them in circumstances that I wouldn't normally find myself in and then getting them a HEA. Everybody deserves a HEA. lol
Savannah Morgan
That's a great question. I've been quite lucky in that if I get stuck I can usually go back and read what I've written and it seems to clear the cobwebs away. On those really bad times when that doesn't help, I try to step away and do something non-writing related. When I come back an hour or two or day later I seem to be able to get back into the groove.
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