Ask the Author: Jourdyn Kelly
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Jourdyn Kelly
She sat down at her computer with her cup of hot tea and a muffin, ready to start her new novel. No words came to her mind.
Jourdyn Kelly
I don't know if this counts, but I'd want to go to Themyscira to be trained by the Amazons. :)
Jourdyn Kelly
I would have to say Eve and Roarke from JD Robb's In Death series. They're so flawed, yet perfect together. Neither really know how to do this relationship thing, but it doesn't stop them from trying to be their best for each other. And they're loyal.
As for my own couples? I can't choose. ;)
As for my own couples? I can't choose. ;)
Jourdyn Kelly
Listen to music. Stop trying to think so hard about the next words. Sit in a dark room and just let my mind wander. If that doesn't work, I'll take a few days off and come back to it.
Jourdyn Kelly
Having an outlet for my creativity and overactive imagination. It's better to get these stories out on paper instead of having multiple personalities living in my head. :)
Jourdyn Kelly
Don't give up. And write for yourself, not what you think others will like. If you don't write what you like, I think your readers will see that. Don't be afraid to put yourself out there. Writing is a very personal thing. You put your thoughts and feelings into it whether is fiction or not. It makes you vulnerable to a point. Be brave.
Jourdyn Kelly
I am currently working on an adult book about Blaise and Greyson. If you read Destined to Love, you will have met Blaise. This book will have nothing to do with the Destined series other than the fact that Anala shows up for that one meeting. Besides my Destined series, all of my books will be stand alone books, but will also have a connection to each other in some way.
Jourdyn Kelly
Inspiration comes in many different forms. Words from a song, dreams, interactions with people. Or, I just sit in front of the computer and let the words flow.
Jourdyn Kelly
My most recent book is the final book of a trilogy. I got the idea for the trilogy from a dream. That's usually where my ideas come from. I also spend alone time in a quiet, dark room and think of conversations and ideas for the book.
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