Amanda
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Colleen Hoover:
How did you break into the writing world and what’s your best advice for others out there? (Also, you are amazing! Not a question, sorry not sorry.)
Colleen Hoover
I honestly think it was a mixture of timing and good luck. Things have been going steady since I started; I think that one of the things that I would tell other writers is to write what you love, write from your heart. Don’t try to write what’s selling or write to market, it’s just really important that you’re proud of what you put out there, no matter if it meets your expectations sells-wise or not, because that’s the most important thing, that you’re proud of what you put out there.
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Ruth Seeley
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Colleen Hoover:
So your three questions about men are great, but I'm confused by this one: "And finally, does he inspire to be a better person?" Are you asking, "Does he inspire YOU to be a better person?" Or are you asking, "Does he himself aspire to be a better person?" (Not trying to be a copy editing PITA here, but they ARE two very different things. Right?
Genine Tagayon
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Colleen Hoover:
Oh my God, I can't express how much I enjoyed the first two books for BMTH. I'm usually not a fan of book series as I am the type to just pick up stand alone novels because I can't bear the idea of cliffhangers!! But I'm willing to wait a whole year for Send Me their Souls!! I love you. I love Zera. I'm in love with Prince Lucien D'Malvane. And I just wanna ask, what was the hardest part of writing BMTH trilogy? x
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