What's my advice for struggling authors?
How did my background in environmental studies influence my writing?
Find out the answers to these questions, and more, in my interview with Ingrid Foster.
While you're there, be sure to check out Ingrid's books. I just finished reading My Father's Magic and was stunned! I didn’t know what to expect with this book, especially since it’s
labeled as ‘suspense’, which is something I haven’t read much of, but I
can tell you I was very pleasantly surprised.
I felt like Alice
falling further and further down the rabbit hole of magic and mystery.
Whenever I thought I was starting to figure out where the story was
going, it would take an unexpected twist. As the story unfolded, it
became darker and more haunting, and I found myself thinking about the
story even when I wasn’t reading it. I especially liked the character
Esme. Her charisma, stamina, and flaws made her likeable and relatable.
She was painted so vividly that I felt like I was watching her in a
movie. Ingrid is a talented author. Her writing is
succinct and thoughtful, accentuating this fantastical suspense story.
Thursday, March 16, 2017
Don't Be Afraid to Experiment - My Interview with Ingrid Foster
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A.I. Winters is an award-winning horror and fantasy author. Her titles include Summoner of Sleep, Strange Luck, The Nightmare Birds, and A Darling Secret.
Born in Northern California, Winters has since lived in every region of the country, but now resides in Colorado with her husband. She has published numerous articles on writing and publishing, and has worked as a grant writer and copy editor for non-profits, municipalities, and major corporations.
When not writing books, she enjoys breaking a sweat in Jiu-Jitsu class, baking desserts, and traveling.
Learn more at: www.aiwinters.com
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