When did you first start writing?
I wrote a little bit as a child, but I did not start writing in earnest, until I was fifteen years old. Before then, I'd just written a bit of poetry and a few songs, with the occasional english assignment for a short story. After I turned sixteen, I discovered the joy of short story writing and the Christian Writers Guild. I have been writing ever since. The first thing I ever officially wrote, was a poem in fifth Grade English about the four seasons. The first novel I ever wrote was a mystery about an abandoned cabin.
What is your writing process?
It's a very simple process. I sit down and I write. I spend most of my in-between time thinking up of scenes and characters, so whenever I do sit down or have a moment to type on my phone, I just start writing the most pressing idea or sync up to the last story I was working on. I have tried to outline in the past, but I find that as long as I have a general working idea of what I want the story to be, I can write a good story and revise it to be a great story.
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