I thought I was doomed to a life of working a crappy nine-to-five, counting the minutes until my shift ended so I could finally go home and drink away the memory of my co-workers. For most of my life, I was told I could never make it as a writer. This is going to sound like BS, but hear me out: I genuinely love the entire process. Q05 What is the hardest part of the writing process for you? Then write some more.Įveryone is always looking for a special routine or a secret formula, but in actuality, the process is simple. Write write write, then read through it the next day and edit as needed.

I just grit my teeth and write, even if the words feel like pure garbage streaking the page. Q03 Do you use any specific writing software when drafting your manuscripts?

Now that I make way more money from writing than I ever did at my “real job,” my family is beaming with pride, and those “friends” all want to catch up over coffee. The good news is, once you become successful, everything changes. I swear you’d think I had told them I wanted to be a drug mule. I can’t for the life of me remember why.Īs for my family, they were pretty embarrassed by my endeavour. Shockingly enough, we’re not friends anymore. They’d ask me if I was going to write the next Twilight, and they’d roll their eyes like I wasn’t standing right next to them. He never once left my side.īut my friends thought the whole thing was a joke. I count myself lucky because my fiancé, Cliff, was unwaveringly encouraging. To be frank, I haven’t met a writer who’s had supportive friends or family. They were so supportive and encouraged me every step of the way! Just kidding, they hated it. Q02 How did family and friends react when you told them you wanted to be a writer?

While my writing has significantly improved since then, I can’t say the content has gotten any less weird. It was about a dead cat and-you guessed it-its subsequent funeral. My first epic novel was called The Funeral.

Once a week, my class would bind “books” with construction paper and write stories we’d then present to the class. I’ve wanted to be a writer since the first grade. Q01 When did you decide you wanted to become a writer? Please make sure you check out her links and books at the end of this article. Today I welcome the wonderful Jenna Moreci to my blog to do an interview, she is the author of Eve: The Awakening and The Saviour’s Champion.īig thanks to Jenna for being today’s guest.

Eve by Jenna Moreci