Tina

Tina asked Debbie Macomber:

Debbie, who inspired you to become an author?

Debbie Macomber Tina,

No one said to me, “Debbie, you should write novels.” That desire was born in my own heart. Family and friends had enjoyed my Christmas letters for years and I received a lot of positive feedback. However, I think it was a stretch for anyone to believe I could write and sell books.

-Debbie

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Jayne Krentz asked Debbie Macomber:

Debbie, thanks for the comment. And now I've got one for you -- what does your writing day look like? Are you a morning writer? A late night person? Just curious here in Seattle.

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You came into my life 22 yrs ago through our public library. I devoured the Navy series and fell in love with all your books. Did a public library play a part in your life growing up?

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