Q&A with Donaya Haymond discussion
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Jul 11, 2011 08:41PM
Most books and series have a specific trigger. These can range from, gee, I think I'll write a book to (say) having a picture of a faun in snow coming to mind. What was th trigger for Halloween Romance?
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I read Bram Stoker's Dracula when I was eleven, and thought about how, though I enjoyed the classic, I personally believed that no force can MAKE someone evil, that it's all about choice. I left it for a while. Then when I was 13, it occurred to me that it would be amusing to write a story in which two magically cursed people fell in love, each hiding their respective nature from the other.
The choice thing comes into all your books so far I think. Some things are excusable (i.e. no one blames Selene for the fact that she's unavailable one night a month) but others are down to personal choice (i.e. Ferdinand chooses NOT to drink human blood).


