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Assalam o Alaikum and hello friends and fans!!
I'm your host and dost Kounj Muzafar. Today we have another honorable and lovely Author and winner of a Freedom Award earthfirewindwater.
Thank you so much Bianca for agreeing to this interview. So I will start now...
Tell us a little something special about yourself and your background?
IMMA HUFFLEPUFF!! 🙃🙃 Nahh but in all seriousness, I ain't really that interesting. 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️ Well, I guess I should say more.... uhhhh, I'm full Aussie 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺I was born and raised in the suburbs, but imma country gal at heart, I break my bones way more often than I should, I'm completely obsessed with reading and writing (although, aren't we all?) oh and I also love singing, but I can't do art to save my life so....
What's your age, your date of birth and zodiac sign?
13, 16/06/04, Gemini ♊️♊️
Which genre did your winner book belong to? What draws you to this genre?
Werewolf. I'm drawn to this genre because I love how it explores the concept of people having multiple sides, and in some cases, multiple personalities. Majority of the werewolf books that you read express important factors, like acceptance, finding one's self, and coming together as a group, just to name a few. Besides, werewolf guys are hawt! 😜
What do people hate the most about you?
Uhh, I'm not sure to be honest. I mean, I guess I can be pretty annoying, and I try to always have the final say in things, but I dunno. Although, I do this thing where I quote movies, books, or tv shows, but I don't tell anyone that I'm doing it, so when I end up laughing really hard at their cluelessness, they tend to get pretty pissed off at me...... oops? 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
What's the most strangest thing you have done?
I haven't really done anything that strange, to be honestly. I mean, I've done some pretty stupid things, but not really anything that strange. Sorry to those people hoping to get a laugh out of this one, I really don't know what to say. 🤷🏼♀️
Do you ever get writer's Block? Give one tip on how to get through the dreaded writer's block?
YES! I actually get it quite a bit. What I tend to do is go back over my prep notes, and read the entire book from start to finish. I then imagine I'm the reader, and I picture what I want to happen next, and I then write that, letting my imagination take it over. However, this doesn't always work, and in those cases I try to relax, even meditate a little, just to clear my mind, and that generally helps me to get back in the swing of writing.
How do you react to negative comments?
Well, I like to think that I react well, I'm the fact that I try to find the feedback or positive part of the comment, but I have to admit that sometimes I can get really hurt by them.
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