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1. What is your favorite color?
--Red and Black
2. What is your favorite animal?
--Cat
3. What is favorite genre of books?
--Vampire
4. What is your favorite book (print or wattpad)?
--Saga of the Noble Dead by Barb Hendee and J. C. Hendee
5. What made you love reading/writing?
--The stories I read weren't written the way I wanted them, so i started writing my own.
6. What made you want to be apart of Wattpad?
--It actually was just something I accidentally stumbled upon one day and signed up as a reader for the first year before I started uploading my book that was published on Amazon for more exposure. Then, that's when I started writing on Wattpad officially, once I realized I could get feedback on my writing, it quickly became known as the YouTube of the writing world.
7. What are some tips you can give to fellow readers and writers?
--To readers out there, don't always go straight for the story with millions of views just because the book has been on here for 5 years, doesn't mean it's necessarily good. Most good reads I have found have been through undiscovered authors who deserve more exposure! To fellow writers out there, we all start somewhere, and if your writing is good enough, it will get out there and recognized, it just may take awhile, but keep writing for yourself and no one else.
8. Do you get mood swings while reading and/or writing? How?
--Yes, when it's an emotional scene in anyway for reading and writing...you can bet I'll be crying in a corner while writing a death scene of a beloved character.
9. Is there a type of character you love or hate? Why?
--Intellectual, but also dominant with quick sarcasm and snappy comebacks.
10. Any inspiring words or quotes?
--A professional writer is an amateur who didn't quit. (Richard Back)
--Writers aren't exactly people...they're a whole bunch of people trying to be one person." (F. Scott Fitzgerald)
--Writers see the world differently. Every voice we hear, every face we see, every hand we touch could become story fabric. (Buffy Andrews)
