Hello, Hello! Today I will be doing a writing interview on Elise Compton. If you don't know what that is It's basically me just asking them questions about their writing life. So here we goooooo!!!!!
Q: How many WIPS do you have?
A: Six. it would be a lot less, but my series: The Audacious Adventures, is always progressing, which adds three books to the jumble.
Q: What is your favorite WIP?
A: The Dagger! It's in the AA (Audacious Adventures) trilogy I mentioned earlier. It's fantasy/adventure. The protagonist is Odessa, antagonist? Garean. Sorry, I don't know what else to say! I hate describing things... comes from being a writer.
Q: What made you want to start writing?
A: My very bestest friend, Madelyn inspired me! On a side note, you can also find her book (The dreamcatchers) on her wattpad Madnikki01
Q: Favorite genre of writing?
A: Either fantasy or sci-fi. I love sci-fi. In fact,I wrote a comedy/sci-fi story recently, which just increased my love for sci-fi!
Q: Have you ever shed a writers tear over your work?
A: Eh, no. I'm an evil writer. Actual quote from me to my friend when she was asking about new characters: "Oh, you know, shove off the boat, you have to pull some new ones in." pretty sure she was creeped out,lol.
Q: What is your most successful book attempt?
A: Galaxies away, OR The Dagger. I personally like The Dagger better, and once it undergoes editing, hopefully it will be even better. I successfully finished it with 50,000+ words. Ugh. The pain o' writing.
Q: What is the worst case of writers block you've ever had?
A: Three years ago after I wrote the first five sentences in my story, (The terrible at the time Dagger [of Achilles].)
Q: Are you considering to do NaNoWriMo this year?
A: Nah. I have my own goals, and believe me, I do NOT like being overwhelmed. Plus, i need to focus on editing. Not writing a new story, or one of my sub-main stories.
Thank you to Elise for doing this interview with me. I will link her Wattpad here . here blog here , and her pinterest here . Thanks for reading and God Bless. ~Emma
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Saturday, July 2, 2016
Friday, June 24, 2016
Writing Interview #2. Ft. I. A.
Hello! Welcome to the 2nd post of my series. "Writing interviews" (yeah, I know there's no catchy title or anything.) but it's basically where I interview a writer and ask them about their writing life. Today I will be featuring I. A.
Q: How many WIPS do you have?
A: Currently four major ideas!
Q: What is your favorite WIP?
A: My very first book plan, that I've been working on for 4 years or soon. It's a present day scifi about a mass abductor and people try to prevent it.
Q: what made you want to start writing?
A: When I had just begun to venture into Teen-Fiction and was crushingly disappointed with everything I picked up. Every book I read at the time was awfully written, and upon reading the quote, "Write the book you want to read" I became determined to grace the shelves with something that had never been done before.
Q: Favorite genre of writing?
A: Scifi, definitely! I consider it a passion at this point,hehe.
Q: Have you ever shed a writers tear over your work?
A: I don't cry over my own writing- heck, I rarely cry at all- but one day I really stopped to consider how much effort I've put in a single novel plan and how much it's affected me, and how different I would be without it. It really go to me, the pride of all I'd done so far. So yes!
Q: what is your most successful book attempt?
A: That first WIP I keep mentioning, haha. 100,000+ words. (OHMYGOSH) it's gonna be big.
Q: What is the worst case of writers block you've ever had and how long did it last?
A: That would probably be last summer. I was getting overwhelmed with how many plot holes I'd yet to finish and I thought I'd never be done. It lasted around 2 months- I kept writing throughout them, but I hated every word.
Q: Are you considering to do NaNoWriMo this year?
A: I would like to, I just don't really have the time. Plus, I think I'd feel like I was rushing myself with an event like that.
Thank you to I. A. for participating in this interview. I will link her Pinterest here and her Instagram right here . God Bless. ~Emma
Q: How many WIPS do you have?
A: Currently four major ideas!
Q: What is your favorite WIP?
A: My very first book plan, that I've been working on for 4 years or soon. It's a present day scifi about a mass abductor and people try to prevent it.
Q: what made you want to start writing?
A: When I had just begun to venture into Teen-Fiction and was crushingly disappointed with everything I picked up. Every book I read at the time was awfully written, and upon reading the quote, "Write the book you want to read" I became determined to grace the shelves with something that had never been done before.
Q: Favorite genre of writing?
A: Scifi, definitely! I consider it a passion at this point,hehe.
Q: Have you ever shed a writers tear over your work?
A: I don't cry over my own writing- heck, I rarely cry at all- but one day I really stopped to consider how much effort I've put in a single novel plan and how much it's affected me, and how different I would be without it. It really go to me, the pride of all I'd done so far. So yes!
Q: what is your most successful book attempt?
A: That first WIP I keep mentioning, haha. 100,000+ words. (OHMYGOSH) it's gonna be big.
Q: What is the worst case of writers block you've ever had and how long did it last?
A: That would probably be last summer. I was getting overwhelmed with how many plot holes I'd yet to finish and I thought I'd never be done. It lasted around 2 months- I kept writing throughout them, but I hated every word.
Q: Are you considering to do NaNoWriMo this year?
A: I would like to, I just don't really have the time. Plus, I think I'd feel like I was rushing myself with an event like that.
Thank you to I. A. for participating in this interview. I will link her Pinterest here and her Instagram right here . God Bless. ~Emma
Saturday, June 18, 2016
Writing Interview. Ft. Julia Napoli.
Okkayyyy.. so first, I will explain this writing interview-who nonsense. I found a writer and she agreed to let me ask questions about her writing life.
So let us begin!
Q: How many WIPS do you have going right now?
A: Right now I think I have four big ideas roaming around, but I always have tons of small ideas floating around in my head too. The four big ones would be one that is currently titled "Long Live the Humans, two other ones I have yet to title, and another one called Superunnatural.
Q: What is your favorite WIP?
A: My favorite WIP would probably be my most recent idea that I actually haven't written much at all. I haven't even named my main character yet, but I think I have the whole plot in my head and I think it's epic. Hint: it has aliens and a huge plot twist that I've never seen in a book or movie before.
(just in my opinion, I think it sounds pretty epic.)
Q: what made you want to write?
A: Most of the credit for me starting to write would have to go to my big sister. When we were little she would write stories, and then I would totally copy her and like change the person's first name or something XD. Then, of course, I would deny copying her, but yeah that's how I started writing. I didn't really start writing seriously until i was older and started reading the Redwall series (They're pretty great books) and it really inspired me.
Q: Favorite writing style?
A: I'm not really sure... I wouldn't say it's my favorite, but a style of writing I really like is what I like to call 'Nonsense Books' which are basically books like Alice in Wonderland, Phantom Tollbooth, and Peter Pan, where everything is just made up and whimsical. My range of books I like is really huge though, I like everything from Treasure Island and Peter Pan (Mentioned above) to all the futuristic books like Hunger Games and Maze Runner
Q: have you ever shed writers tears over your work?
A: I will admit it......no, I have not. I do fangirl over stuff I've thought up, but I don't think I've ever shed an actual tear
Q: what is your most successful book attempt?
A: My most successful book attempt would be a book called 'Breaking Point'. I did it for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) and I only got up to like 15,000 words, but it was a huge accomplishment for me.
(it would be one for me too!)
Q: what is the worst case of writers block you've ever had and how long did it last?
A: The worst case of writers block I've ever had is actually happening right now. I'ts probably been going on for a couple months, I know it's horrible! I'm hoping since I recently thought up a new idea I'll be able to get some of it down, but well see.
Thank you to Julia Napoli for doing this interview with me. I feel like Caesar Flickerman on the Hunger Games. I will link her blog here and her Pinterest here make sure to check out her blog because she will be doing a fangirl interview on me! anyway, that's all folks. God Bless ~Emma.
So let us begin!
Q: How many WIPS do you have going right now?
A: Right now I think I have four big ideas roaming around, but I always have tons of small ideas floating around in my head too. The four big ones would be one that is currently titled "Long Live the Humans, two other ones I have yet to title, and another one called Superunnatural.
Q: What is your favorite WIP?
A: My favorite WIP would probably be my most recent idea that I actually haven't written much at all. I haven't even named my main character yet, but I think I have the whole plot in my head and I think it's epic. Hint: it has aliens and a huge plot twist that I've never seen in a book or movie before.
(just in my opinion, I think it sounds pretty epic.)
Q: what made you want to write?
A: Most of the credit for me starting to write would have to go to my big sister. When we were little she would write stories, and then I would totally copy her and like change the person's first name or something XD. Then, of course, I would deny copying her, but yeah that's how I started writing. I didn't really start writing seriously until i was older and started reading the Redwall series (They're pretty great books) and it really inspired me.
Q: Favorite writing style?
A: I'm not really sure... I wouldn't say it's my favorite, but a style of writing I really like is what I like to call 'Nonsense Books' which are basically books like Alice in Wonderland, Phantom Tollbooth, and Peter Pan, where everything is just made up and whimsical. My range of books I like is really huge though, I like everything from Treasure Island and Peter Pan (Mentioned above) to all the futuristic books like Hunger Games and Maze Runner
Q: have you ever shed writers tears over your work?
A: I will admit it......no, I have not. I do fangirl over stuff I've thought up, but I don't think I've ever shed an actual tear
Q: what is your most successful book attempt?
A: My most successful book attempt would be a book called 'Breaking Point'. I did it for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) and I only got up to like 15,000 words, but it was a huge accomplishment for me.
(it would be one for me too!)
Q: what is the worst case of writers block you've ever had and how long did it last?
A: The worst case of writers block I've ever had is actually happening right now. I'ts probably been going on for a couple months, I know it's horrible! I'm hoping since I recently thought up a new idea I'll be able to get some of it down, but well see.
Thank you to Julia Napoli for doing this interview with me. I feel like Caesar Flickerman on the Hunger Games. I will link her blog here and her Pinterest here make sure to check out her blog because she will be doing a fangirl interview on me! anyway, that's all folks. God Bless ~Emma.
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