This challenge was posted by Annelise Driscoll. 1. Copy and paste the questions into a blog post. 2. Answer the questions. 3. Leave a link to your post in the comments section below! Bonus! You don’t have to be an indie author to do this challenge. All writerly types are welcome! 1. City, all the way, especially in a city like Toronto, where we have tons of trees, green space, and wildlife– it’s the best of both worlds (my only complaint/regret is how few stars you can see at night because of all the light pollution). 2. Right now it’s the couch with my laptop, but anywhere comfortable and quiet will do. 3. My writing is fuelled by iced coffees and matcha lattes. 4. Silence. 5. Probably Pinterest. 6. At the moment it looks like a bunch of pieces, unfortunately. 7. Fiction is arranged alphabetically by author and then book title (although I will keep series in order, rather than sorting by title). 8. 9.
I’ve read some good ones, and I enjoy dedicating my books, so I’m all for them. 10. Cheers, §. Another tag snagged from the lovely blog A.M. Molvik’s Ramblings If you’ve ever wondered about what it’s like to be a writer (or what I do), this post is for you. 1. What type of writing do you do? Over the years I’ve written pretty much everything, from magazine articles to poetry to blog posts to novels. If I had to choose only one type, though, it would be novels. 2. My writing is a mix of literary fiction, gothic fiction, and fantasy, with hints of horror and magical realism. 3.
I started when I was about six and never really stopped (although there were a few long breaks). 4. Yes! 5. The first story I wrote (when I was around six) was a tale of woe about a flower that doomed anyone (in this case, Mary, Queen of Scots, although I have no idea how I knew about her) who picked it. 6. I don’t feel I have much of a choice. 7. You find time for the things that are important to you. 8. For me, the best times are in the morning and late at night. 9. 10. Silence. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.