Colleen Oakes
I took a lot of inspiration from the original text of Peter Pan, which when read as an adult, is full of dark, twisted things. Studying Peter Pan syndrome also helped create this character, who is at once a love interest and a villain. I fell in love with him as well, and as a society we love to hold up bad boys as objects of lust, and I wanted to play with that.
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Cintia
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Colleen Oakes:
Hi, my name is Cintia and I'm from Argentina. Being a writer is what I want the most in this world, nothing makes me happier than writing, but I'm more and more frustrated with each passing day, because I've been blocked for 3 years. And it is not that I have an unfinished story. I have NOTHING AT ALL. A blank page in front of me, that only makes me sadder... Is there a way to overcome this? How do you handle it?
Annie McDonnell
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Colleen Oakes:
I am reading ELLY IN LOVE now to review for my blog. My review site is, thewritereview.com.Would you be interested in being one of my preferred authors, like Steena Holmes. I have the 2nd book in your Heart Queen series, but I need the rest of your books. Thank you. Back to Elly and her peonies!!
Robert Good
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Colleen Oakes:
I own your first book "Queen of Hearts" and I am on the last chapter. It is amazing!!! I was wondering why goodreads says that the second book is already out, but the first book just came out. Is the second novel in stores or no? And is there a reason why the queen has the same name as Alice's cat? I love your work once I am done with this I am reading Wendy Darling. :)
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