Justice

Justice asked Tammara Webber:

I love your books. I want to write a book, not in your exact genre but something like it. Any tips?

Tammara Webber If you want to write, write. Read as much as you can. Don't only read the genre you want to write - read outside it often and especially when writing. Write in your voice. Write at your speed. Write the book you want to read. Read books about writing that were written by authors whose work you respect when you're ready to hone your craft. (My favorite writing books are by Stephen King, Margaret Atwood and EM Forster.) I'm still learning, challenging myself and trying to improve with every book.

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Mel S

Mel S asked Tammara Webber:

I absolutely loved Easy and Breakable. I laughed, smiled, cried, got angry and every other possible emotion there is. I mainly loved Breakable. Which I cried even more. Sad and happy tears. Not pity cause Lucas would've hated it. My question is will you continue with Jacqueline and Lucas story? Conjur up more obstecules they can get through?

Tammy’s Bookshelf

Tammy’s Bookshelf asked Tammara Webber:

I never thought I'd read a better story then that of Lucas and Jacqueline, you proved me wrong with Boyce & Pearl. I haven't seen an audio version anywhere, are you planning to release one?

Becky

Becky asked Tammara Webber:

While writing, do you ever imagine your characters in a setting very different to their "usual" for character development's sake? To see just how they would react in a certain situation? Or do they just develop as you go? (If you were to send Lucas on a time-&-worlds-travel-trip to create a mash up between Easy and a work of classic literature... what would be your first pick?)

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