Due to the fact that Stalking Hollywood is information about the entertainment industry, the opportunity to guest write or blog for websites geared to the need for celebrity content is helpful.

Controlled chaos. I have stacks on top of stacks, organized in my mind. No one is allowed to throw anything away but me. This way, I have no one to blame when something is missing but me.

I grew up in the Phoenix area. I believe the biggest influence on my writing was as a result of my travels. I made reference in the book to time spent on both coasts. New York City was fascinating and Hollywood was inspirational in directing my writing toward the entertainment field.

Officially, my first attempts were in screenwriting, in my mid twenties. After a few years I was able to draw the attention of an agent. That led me to several opportunities and assignments.

The chance to create my own marketing strategy. With a traditional publisher, if they had to incur the costs of a printed rollout, they would have asked me what I was going to do to insure wide spread popularity. Knowing that I would be putting in the leg work to increase the chances at success, I felt that a lower price point, at the same percentage for me, was all the reason I needed.

This kind of platform makes it easy for the writer that knows where and how he/ she wants to move forward. Their artistic creation can retain its original voice.

To sit down in the morning with a vague idea of where you think the days writing will lead you, then find yourself that afternoon in a whole different place and loving it.

In regards, to this book, it will mean that they get back to me, to tell me about their own Fan Success Stories, like the ones written in Stalking Hollywood.

The funny thing is, requests for fan/star encounters resulted in contact with so many people working in the industry. So many of them have stories that will knock your socks off. Nannies, Assistants, even Body Guards, there is another book, if not more in all that info.

I know it might seem odd, but I gained a whole new appreciation for the beat writers that process the day to day happenings the celebrity elite. You've heard the expression that no one wants to see what goes into making hotdogs. Well these hard working individuals have to juggle the fact from the fiction, what's real and what is the creation of a publicist. Not an easy job.

The creative process at times can feel like an oxen yoke across your shoulders. But when inspiration strikes, it's like a cloud that floats you away and there aren't enough hours in the day to get the words from your head, down on paper.