My e-reading device of choice is my laptop, although I use the phone to read something before going to bed sometimes.

So far, I have been using multiple tools for marketing my book, social networks and my personal poetry blog have been helping a little, but I think that goodreads is my main source of marketing.

I started writing when I was 15 years old, 7 years ago, and I wrote daily, for hours. I wrote around 20 pages a day in average. But there where days that I wrote 32-35 pages a day when I was really inspired.

It has contributed a lot. It's the only page that my book got several downloads in only an hour. I think books here promote themselves.

I'm working on the book: Times after it all. The follow up of Love of a Hibiscus.

Reading, researching, and brainstorming. I'm always, literally always listening to music.

I make a draft, (of the whole book), and once finished, I leave it for like a month or so, without touching it, and when I decide to publish it, I revise it, re-write it, re-revise it, edit it, and publish it. (This is for the poetry works).
For the novels, (coming soon), I write a chapter, edit it, sketch the following plots according with the main plot of the entire book, and spend 12 straight hours writing a single chapter. Then sleep for like 12 hours, and then repeat until the book is finished.

The Odd Series and the Frankenstein Series by Dean Koontz. Because they teach me a lot, and it's nerdy and has a lot of philosophy, psychology, science and suspense. Dean Koontz has a mighty hand.

I grew up in my home country, but that didn't influence much in my writings. What really did, was the fact that I had a big heart, full of love along with a fast wandering mind that gave me ideas with the speed of lightning, so I had to find a way to calm my heart and my mind at the same time, so... poetry. It came out naturally from me. I just oozed words (that sometimes didn't make much sense, but that was the charm to my poetry those days).

Nothing much, I just wanted to have the total control of my books and make a living out of them by pure effort.

Everything. I am nothing without them, and I thank every single reader that read my book. It means a lot to me.

Volvo's.

Yes. It was a poetic biography. Memories of a dead man. It had like 38 chapters. (each chapter around 200 pages)

Very carefully. I prefer to make my own drawings, edit them and put as covers, but, sometimes I don't have time for that, so I search an Image that is suitable for the book, (avoiding body images) and edit it in a simple way, and it's done.