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Jill Meniketti

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Fiction, Contemporary, Humor and Comedy

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Jill Meniketti manages a popular globetrotting rock band. She takes pride in belonging to an elite set of women who double as band managers and rock star wives (Sharon Osbourne, Susan Tate, April Malmsteen, to name a few). Jill lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her rock star husband. Welcome to Groove House is her debut novel.

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Jill Meniketti I've not experienced that yet, fortunately. I'm always bubbling over with so many ideas, and since my busy tour schedule leaves me with such limited w…moreI've not experienced that yet, fortunately. I'm always bubbling over with so many ideas, and since my busy tour schedule leaves me with such limited writing time, I can scarcely get the words from my head to keyboard fast enough.(less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Jill Meniketti Being creative, of course. But the best, really, is hearing rave reviews from the fans: how much they loved the story, their enthusiasm when they shar…moreBeing creative, of course. But the best, really, is hearing rave reviews from the fans: how much they loved the story, their enthusiasm when they share with me their favorite scenes, or how they wanted to hate the main character but he'd won them over just as he'd charmed the characters in the story.(less)

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