What motivated you to become an indie author?
I researched all the needs of writing for a publisher and read several stories from new authors hitting the publishing scene. When I was done with a few months of research, I remember scratching my head and thinking: "If the author has to find the market, come up with a plan, and pitch to a publisher....what does the publisher actually do?"
Even more research led me to many unsatisfied authors stating their loss of their copyright for no gain, except a small advance from a large publisher. So my motivation was to keep the only thing a writer has: their creative license, or better known as the copyright.
What is the greatest joy of writing for you?
The worlds. I absolutely love the fact that I can write anything I want and I don't even have to apply a logical breakdown of HOW such things exist. Like Lord Fineal's chamber entrance in Aphrodite's Acolyte, with rising air serving as a staircase. Or in my forthcoming book, Apollo's Apprentice, a city floating in the woods no larger than a horse.
The magical realms are what excite me. And battles! I really like to write the battle scenes!
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