Luiza
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Leisa Rayven:
do you have a song in mind when your write a scene? if so, can you give a example?
Leisa Rayven
Hi, Luiza!
Yes, definitely. Especially if it's a very emotional scene. I often use music to get me in the mood.
One example would be the scene in Broken Juliet when Ethan leaves Cassie for the second time. I listened to the Pentatonix version of Say Something over and over again before I wrote that. It helped me get inside Cassie's pain so effectively, even now, I can't hear it without getting choked up.
Thanks for your question!
Love and hugs,
Leisa x
Yes, definitely. Especially if it's a very emotional scene. I often use music to get me in the mood.
One example would be the scene in Broken Juliet when Ethan leaves Cassie for the second time. I listened to the Pentatonix version of Say Something over and over again before I wrote that. It helped me get inside Cassie's pain so effectively, even now, I can't hear it without getting choked up.
Thanks for your question!
Love and hugs,
Leisa x
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Alice Pietrucha
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Leisa Rayven:
I just love the characters in Bad Romeo and Broken Juliet. What age group are you writing for? Or is it just writing and characters that you like to give life and love to? My daughter, 25, there former babysitter, 33 and myself 55 ALL love the books. I look forward to the book form to come out. I will follow you for the date.
lulu ☾
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Leisa Rayven:
First of all, I loved the Starcrossed series and I can't wait to read Bad Romeo Christmas. I also haven't decided yet if I loved more Bad Romeo or Wicked, but they are all masterpieces! Anyway, my question is: will you do a meeting? Maybe in Italy? I'd be very happy to meet you! All the love, Lu x
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