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Which of your books has been the most memorable for you to write? ie characters you enjoyed writing the most, story that spoke to you the most, easiest plot to outline etc
Margaux wrote: "Which of your books has been the most memorable for you to write? ie characters you enjoyed writing the most, story that spoke to you the most, easiest plot to outline etc"Oh goodness, I'd have to say The Only Exception. It took me only three weeks to write and just flowed through me. Mainly because some of it was from personal experience and a lot of it I got to finally use my Political Science degree. It's still my favorite book of all time I've written
Nicole wrote: "What are you working on now?"I'm finishing up Dirty Irish (the third Murphy Brothers book) and starting a new duet. Okay well actually I had 20K written and hated it, so talked it out with my critique partner, Kate Roth, then decided to start it over.
So a duet coming out early next year and then in fifteen days the 2nd Murphy brothers book is coming out and Im so excited for this enemies to lovers book!
Debra wrote: "What inspired you to become a writer?"When I was in the fifth grade we would have these little "story" prompts and we'd write our own little short story responses. My teacher bought me a biography of Louisa May Alcott to her "future author". I kind of went back and forth on becoming an author then while I was in college I fell in love with the Twilight series. I'd literally read it under my desk in my lecture hall classes. I was a claim rep for seven years while trying to write then eventually left the corporate world to write full time.
Been much happier ever since!
are you a one-story-at-a-time type of author, or do plots fight around your head for attention??
MiDouradoP wrote: "are you a one-story-at-a-time type of author, or do plots fight around your head for attention??"A little bit of both?
I try not to jump around but if one story isn't calling to me, I sit it down and go to the next. It actually took me almost eight years to write Edge of Glory because it was my "between the books book". Meaning I'd try and work on that one when I was struggling with another one.
If you could be any book character for a day, who would you choose and why?
Which author would you enjoy co-writing with?
What are the things you like to do aside from writing?
What motivates you to write and keep going in life?
J. wrote: "If you could be any book character for a day, who would you choose and why?"Jessica Darling from the Jessica Darling series! She was the most realest character I ever first fell in love with. And of course her boy Marcus Flutie.
Katrina wrote: "Which author would you enjoy co-writing with?"Micalea Smeltzer. And I keep begging.
Ann wrote: "What are the things you like to do aside from writing?"I'm actually a dog foster mama, so I spend most of my time cuddling puppies. It's a hard life.
Cj wrote: "What motivates you to write and keep going in life?"I have two young girls and I want to show them that you can do anything if you put your mind to it.
Katherine wrote: "What’s your favorite book/series?"The Jessica Darling series and THe Sookie Stackhouse series for sure!
Which character of yours is your favourite and why?
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How to Date an Alien (other topics)One Wild Night (other topics)
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Magan is the lovely author of How to Date an Alien, One Wild Night, One Wild Night and many more.
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