Jaeson Clifton

@GraveyardSiren That's so cool that you got interviewed!

@GraveyardSiren That’s so cool! 

@GraveyardSiren nice!

@GraveyardSiren I'll check them out in a bit! :)

@GraveyardSiren also appreciate the follow back. 

@BrokenJasper Yeah, no problem! :)

@VICENTE-CASTANEDA Of course! I'm excited to read more! 

@VICENTE-CASTANEDA You're welcome! ^_^

@VICENTE-CASTANEDA Yeah, it's an old one for sure, but it's amazing to see how much it's grown since it was first put up.

Congratulations! I remember first reading it on my old account when I was 17-18 haha

@AuggieGreen27 @mjwritesofficial @rhymeswithfry Thanks!

@GraveyardSiren Excellent, thank you! Your interview will go live April 1st.

@TripleACommunity 
            4. Writing as many stories as I have, I've had a lot of memorable side characters and many of which I wanted to give spin-offs in the past. I have, in fact, written spin-off stories for some. The stories I've been the most excited to work on is a spin-off for a character from “the World Outside” named L, who's been one of my favorite characters I've created for years because there was always so much mystery surrounding his character in the original story and I thought it would be fun to flesh out his backstory. Another spin-off story that's been exciting to write has been for my character Athanasia, who was originally featured in my dark fantasy story “Son of Perseus”. Writing a spin-off story for Athanasia has probably been one of the best ideas I've ever had, as creating her backstory has allowed me to create an even more connected dark fantasy world that would've been incomplete without it.
            
            5. When it comes to where to start with my books, it really depends on what sort of genre draws the reader in. Usually my horror or historical stories are one-off stories, but my fantasy and paranormal ones are usually part of a larger series, as are my dystopian stories. I’d definitely recommend “the World Outside” to people who enjoy more dystopian worlds as that one’s been a passion project for so long and has undergone enough changes to help flesh out the world to keep readers engaged. Though if paranormal and fantasy stories pique someone’s interest more, I’d recommend “Bewitching the Demon” as it really sets the foundations of how all things magic work in that universe—-or even possibly “The Dead May Rise” for those who like dark fantasy or historical genres, as that one focuses on an actual historical event, but with a dark twist.

@TripleACommunity 
            2. Enemies to lovers has always been one of my favorite tropes in writing. Friends to lovers is interesting enough, but I personally find enemies to lovers more compelling to me with the things I write. Oftentimes characters will both have to get over their grudges with the other to focus on wherever the plot leads them. I find that enemies to lovers provides interesting interactions between the two. I personally love to see how much they grow from the beginning to the end. I also enjoy the “chosen one” trope every now and then, especially if the character wants nothing to do with it. It's always interesting to see how the character will handle everything that's expected of them especially when they're just a random person with nothing fancy about them.
            
            3. As of right now, I have a few projects I've been working on in my free time, but my main focus has been the rewrite of “the World Outside” as well as a story called “Lavender Light Inn”. What’s gotten me excited about “the World Outside” is how long I've had the idea. I had originally written the story when I was twelve. Since then, I decided to go back in and rewrite the story to flesh out characters and their interactions and it's just been amazing to see how much the story has grown over the years. With “Lavender Light Inn”, it's been an idea I've been messing around with for a little while, but it's been rewarding to write it as it focuses on LGBTQ+ representation as well as mental health aspects which is what I often brush on in my work.

@VICENTE-CASTANEDA Yeah! I have multiple times. I've done it for the "Shattered" series with some ones offline. 
            
            "Deadly Devotion" is actually a sequel book like that and the first one I'm writing offline right now--both of which are being written at the same time.
            
            "Hideous" and "Homecoming" are other great examples of this as "Hideous" is first and "Homecoming" is second, but both can be read alone, and both are being written at the same time.

@AuggieGreen27 Thank you! I thought the silhouettes with the various landscapes would look nice.

@GraveyardSiren Woah! I love it! :)