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Jennifer L. Cahill

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Fiction, Contemporary, Romance

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June 2018

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I am a contemporary fiction author, based in London and I'm currently working on two different book series. My first book 'One?' is the first book in my #123Trilogy and it's out now. I'll be posting an update on my current work in progress, publication dates and much more on Goodreads. ...more

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What inspired the character of "Zara"?

Jennifer L. Cahill It was really important to me to include a character who was brand new to London, and Zara was the perfect candidate for this. Moving to London, or in…moreIt was really important to me to include a character who was brand new to London, and Zara was the perfect candidate for this. Moving to London, or indeed any big city, can be absolutely life-changing and I wanted to include a character who moved from another part of the UK, so that people would realise that London can be challenging for everyone who moves there. I also didn't want to have just one female protagonist, I wanted to include two very different characters to demonstrate the different types of transformation. George, who is a secondary character, is very different to both Zara and Penelope, and she is a good grounding force as the other two characters experience huge transformation. Both of my female MCs go through huge changes, but in very different ways. A lot of people are loving Zara, and I'm delighted that readers are relating to her and to her struggles. (less)

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Jennifer L. Cahill The first, and most important way of dealing with it, is to not panic. Blocks come and go and I never try to push through it. I go off and do somethin…moreThe first, and most important way of dealing with it, is to not panic. Blocks come and go and I never try to push through it. I go off and do something else and the inspiration starts flowing again. Getting stressed about being blocked only makes it worse. (less)

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