MON!CA JEAN!
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Scott Hildreth:
When your children get.older and want to read your books what will you do? Have you thought of making g rated stories to hold them over?
Scott Hildreth
My children's ages are 20, 18, 17, 6, 5, and newborn. The three older children have read Broken People, a coming of age novel of sorts, and enjoyed it immensely.
I doubt erotica is something my daughters will ever enjoy reading (my 20 year old is an avid reader, but doesn't even read romance), but if they do, I'll certainly invite them to read my work, as I feel it offers so much more than an erotic tale.
I have a children's picture book in the works, and have considered writing more genre fiction and dystopia in the future.
In short, I'll keep something out there for everyone, my children included.
Great question.
I doubt erotica is something my daughters will ever enjoy reading (my 20 year old is an avid reader, but doesn't even read romance), but if they do, I'll certainly invite them to read my work, as I feel it offers so much more than an erotic tale.
I have a children's picture book in the works, and have considered writing more genre fiction and dystopia in the future.
In short, I'll keep something out there for everyone, my children included.
Great question.
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