1.) When did you first consider yourself a writer?
A.) Honestly,
I first considered myself a writer when I completed my first novel, “The
Nightmare Project.” It was a lengthy project that I am sure many “would-be writers,”
would have given up on.
2.) What is the hardest part of writing?
A.) The
hardest part of writing for me is getting started. Social networks are my drug
of choice, and make for many a day wasted – to a point. Other than that,
knowing when to stop going over a piece is hard for me.
3.) How did you feel upon publication of your first
completed project?
A.) I felt
terrified. Completing my project meant I had to send it out and open myself for
rejection.
4.) In addition to writing, what else are you
passionate about?
A.) I am
passionate about reading and horses. I own a beautiful white appaloosa mare
named Whisper. It is because of her I put together a charity anthology called
Scarlet Whispers, that benefits a local equine rescue called Hilltop Haven. I
even board my horse there – at least until I find my new country home.
5.) If you could ask any author, living or dead, one
question, what would it be?
A.) I must
say, this is one of the hardest questions I have ever had to answer. To choose
only one is tortures. However, it would be Ray Bradbury, and I would ask him;
”What is it like on the other side?”
More about Jo-Anne can be learned at the following links:
http://www.jo-annerussell.ca
https://www.facebook.com/
http://www.jo-annerussell.ca
https://www.facebook.com/
No comments:
Post a Comment