@aurora_rain
It's officially OUT NOW! Little Vicious Liar is now on wattpad. I have already finished the story, so I will be uploading each chapter very quickly. Keep an eye out for some guest appearances from October Academy and Good Boy Gone Bad. Let me know what you guys think! Love y'all, Aurora.
hi on your good boy gone bad book you mention you have a new book that also has characters on that book, was wondering if u ever publish tht book at all? i would love to read it
Hello!! I am about to publish it!! Yes, one of the supporting characters is from Good Boy Gone Bad. I’m so excited to release it as I’ve been working on it for years now thank you for your comments I’ve been reading them every day
Aurora_Rain, do you have any more writing tips? Specifically ones for motivation? I’m just asking because I’m trying to write a book and have a hard time trying to focus solely on it.
But that’s probably just me in general— my motivation sucks and that’s why my bedroom looks like it’s been hit by a torpedo 24/7.
@Junee__Bug I just use Trello and Microsoft word at the moment. I think it’s really good to put all your ideas in one place so I’m thinking of either being more consistent with Trello or moving to One Note. I have everything downloaded onto my phone as well so I can access it whenever I need. In terms of writing tools, reading good books is the best thing you can do. It’s not so much about the apps you use and more about practicing and practicing and practicing. I’ve changed my process with each book I’ve written so each time I just practice and improve. :)
I just read “The Secrets Of Cedar Creek” again and all the characters upset me. They are so frustrating. BTW, are you almost finished with your new book? Can’t wait to read it. Keep in touch with moi— I’ll try to write back as soon as I can. Can’t make any promises since I plan on binge-watching ‘Wednesday’ tomorrow on Netflix. Haha
I have the book “save the cat” by Jessica Brody and it has really helped me with pacing and plotting. This might also help you if you feel stuck with the prologue. If you don’t like plotting, you can just do like a few dot points of even one sentence at each of the beats to keep you on track :)
@Junee__Bug I am a big planner so I’ve always planned my books but I’ve recently discovered save the cat. I use that method and plot it out on the Trello app. I highly recommend watching the save the cat experiment by author Brittany Wang on YouTube!! It helped me a lot.
@official_bluesette BAHA that's okay, i love to see you're still around! Sometimes i get worried by the time i release my next book everyone will have forgotten me :( new book is about 65% done. i need to give it more attention, but lately i have a lot of other committments. i'm planning a wedding, trying to buy a house, i work full time in serious crime and i'm about to graduate! it's been hectic. but YES i do want to be published one day. i don't know when i'll write something of a quality that i'll seek publishing, but it is definitely on the agenda. xxxx stay tuned and keep reaching out please!
@official_bluesette me too :'( i'm about to graduate my law degree! so in three weeks from now i will be a free woman!!! that means i'll be able to devote more time to my new story everyday. i would say it's about halfway done already so it might even be uploaded before christmas!!! stay tuned ;)
Aurora big fan of yours you are an awesome writer!!! Just one request could i have ur insta because i feel like we both would be besties!!! PS: I study law too! PSS : if u dont want to i understand♡
@alexisadams138 Oh i see! U need not thank me i read ur books cuz u have talent, u r a great writer btw i started following u on insta hoping for u to accept my request.
I have read all of your books. You are an amazing writer.
@official_bluesette my only advice for chapters is to kind of follow the main story structure. Each chapter should have an intro, an inciting incident, a middle and a resolution (almost) but cliff hangers helps for suspense
@official_bluesette you might like save the cat. I think I have a similar issue with the plot. “Save the cat” is a book but there’s heaps of free summaries on YouTube. It essentially is a plot structure that is easy to fill in and help you identify the main parts of your story. I’ve found it has really helped!
