Ask Andrew - Author Influence
Dear Andrew
Who were the three authors who most influenced you?"
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Dawn
Dear Dawn
I have been influenced by many authors and its hard to pick just three. However I'm going to try.
Ariel Tachna is the first. I read much of her work, especially early on when I was starting to write romance. It touched me and I loved the stories, but I also read those book for craft and story development. They helped me learn what made a good romance and how to structure my stories to help make them more interesting.
Clive Cussler. I read all his Dirk Pitt books for years. They had action, drama, and excitement. I really enjoyed them and have tried to put elements of those mysteries and excitement into my stories. I love it when I can make my own heard pound in my work because hopefully it will translate to the reader.
Rhianne Alle She was one of the very first authors that I got to meet and talk to in person. I was blessed enough to have bene able to sit down and talk to her about story and craft. She took the time to help me develop and grow my stories, providing insight and help along the way. I will forever be grateful to her and for all those authors who have been part of my life.
Hugs and Love Always
Andrew
Ask Andrew is your chance to ask questions of a gay romance author. The questions can be about the writing process in general, writing sex scenes, gay men, sex, characters in romance, characters having sex... okay you probably get the picture. I promise to answer your questions as frankly and with as much humor as I possibly can.
So if you have a question, please send it to andrewgreybooks@comcast.net. This is different from my usual email so your questions don't get lost. I will answer one question a week.
Please remember this is meant to be all in fun. (I was going to say good, clean fun, but who wants that.) So send me your questions and let's see what mischief we can get into.
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Who were the three authors who most influenced you?"
Hugs
Dawn
Dear Dawn
I have been influenced by many authors and its hard to pick just three. However I'm going to try.
Ariel Tachna is the first. I read much of her work, especially early on when I was starting to write romance. It touched me and I loved the stories, but I also read those book for craft and story development. They helped me learn what made a good romance and how to structure my stories to help make them more interesting.
Clive Cussler. I read all his Dirk Pitt books for years. They had action, drama, and excitement. I really enjoyed them and have tried to put elements of those mysteries and excitement into my stories. I love it when I can make my own heard pound in my work because hopefully it will translate to the reader.
Rhianne Alle She was one of the very first authors that I got to meet and talk to in person. I was blessed enough to have bene able to sit down and talk to her about story and craft. She took the time to help me develop and grow my stories, providing insight and help along the way. I will forever be grateful to her and for all those authors who have been part of my life.
Hugs and Love Always
Andrew
Ask Andrew is your chance to ask questions of a gay romance author. The questions can be about the writing process in general, writing sex scenes, gay men, sex, characters in romance, characters having sex... okay you probably get the picture. I promise to answer your questions as frankly and with as much humor as I possibly can.So if you have a question, please send it to andrewgreybooks@comcast.net. This is different from my usual email so your questions don't get lost. I will answer one question a week.
Please remember this is meant to be all in fun. (I was going to say good, clean fun, but who wants that.) So send me your questions and let's see what mischief we can get into.
Visit Andrew on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andrewgreybooks and you can join Andrew's fan group All The Way With Andrew Grey.
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