Wattpad Interviews [Closed]

Travis-Atherton

How did you discover Wattpad?

I discovered Wattpad when a friend of mine mentioned it to me whilst we were discussing writing.

How long have you had Wattpad, and how often do you use it?

I have been on Wattpad for about 4 months. and I use it basically every day that I have internet.

Is there a meaning behind your username?

No, not really. My username is my real name.

Why did you start writing? What age did you discover your love for it?

Well, I discovered my love for writing about three months ago when I did a short story for school and I got almost perfect marks. That triggered my love for writing.

Who are you favourite authors? What are your favourite books? (Books on Wattpad count too!) What is your favourite genre?

My favourite author would have to be Peter v Brett who has written 3 amazing fantasy books: "The Painted Man", "Desert Spear" and "Daylight War". He has weaved a brilliant world together. I like fantasy and horror.

Do you want a career in writing?

No. I do not see myself as talented enough to pursue a career in writing.

Who supports you the most in your writing?

I would say myself, nobody really supports me.

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Choose one of your books:

What is your book called? What genre is it? What is it about (2/3 lines)?

Condemned Lives. it is a historical/horror genre. It's basically a collection of short stories about various criminals from different ages and countries being executed for various crimes and reasons.

What inspired you to write it?

History

How often do you update? When was it last updated?

Ah, I have got writer's block right now, so I haven't updated for a while.

How long are your chapters? Do you think short or long chapters are better?

Are you proud of how well your book has done? Are you happy with the amount of reads it has?

I am proud of my writing regardless if it gets 1 or 1 million reads.

Do you have any advice for new authors?

Keep persisting: you put in the effort and you will be rewarded.

This author's book, although slightly psychotic and upsetting for some, was interesting. It was not something that I would personally read, but I thought it was quite cleverly done, especially with the layout.