I like browsing the internet to see what catches my eye.

I kind of do. I was in first grade and I wrote a story about a dog. I only remember this because I wrote B instead of D, so the dog was a bog.

I recently changed it. I didn't do outlines before, but now I know how important they are. I outline, write, and then edit.

My parents used to read to me all the time, but the first book I ever remember having a big impact on me was the Spanish Kidnapping Disaster. I think I was a little young for the book at the time, but it did make me want to write my own short story. I also have a special fondness for Goosebumps books. I used to try reading each book before the tv series when I was younger.

I look for a cover artist on fiverr. When I start to make more money with my writing I will be able to put more money into my books.

Whatever interests me. I love urban fantasy and have recently been trying to read more indie authors, but I think I read a little bit from all genres. The next novel I want to read is Final Girls (I know it's not indie, but it seems very interesting).

I have a very basic tablet that I have downloaded kindle and hoopla on.

I plan to use twitter and facebook a lot.

I actually turned an old vanity into my desk. I wanted my desk to be one of a kind so I painted it pink with gold accents. It's currently cluttered, but hopefully I'll get to clear some space off soon.

Louisiana. I set a lot of my stories in Louisiana.

I am currently putting the finishing touches on The Fortune Teller's Gift. It's about a girl named Mackenzie (Kenzie for short), who is cursed with the ability to see ghosts. I got the idea for it when I saw the trailer for the all female Ghostbusters and thought about how it could have been better. What I have now doesn't resemble ghostbusters in any way, but it was a fun story to write.

I tried publishing the 'regular' way when I was about nineteen. I remember querying one agent who spent the time to write me a personal letter, but the letter was addressed to my main character. She was the last agent I sent an email to. I think that's part of why I want to publish on my own, and the other part is because I want to know how publishing works.

I like when an idea for a character comes to me and I have to figure out what world that character would belong in.

The Fortune Teller's Curse

Carrie- It was probably one of the first books that I felt I could really relate to. I think we've all felt like an outsider at one time or another.
The Sookie Stackhouse Series- It's just a fun little series, but it did get me more into urban fantasy.
Darkly Dreaming Dexter- I was both laughing and ready to throw up all at once.
Fight Club- I may have watched the movie first, but I do think this book is amazing. It has quotes that make sense and characters that are complex.
Kitty and The Midnight Hour- This one was a tough one. I was torn between a Mercy Thompson book and this one. I haven't completed either series, but I do find Kitty to be a tad bit more complex than Mercy. They both go through such horrible situations, but I guess why I like this one better is because it gave me a look into a career as a radio host. I got to see a lot of character growth within the book as well.

As soon as I could hold a pencil.

It hasn't yet, but I sure hope it does.

I don't have any yet (besides my family and friends), but I hope to one day.

Lately I have been driven to get up early and work on my novel (after a trip to the gym).

Usually with my dogs, but I'm also a huge fan of video games. I mostly play fighting games, but I'll play anything that catches my eye. I also love watching movies and don't know what I would do without netflix.