Hi there Angel!

 

1. When did you decide to become an author?

 

I had always been writing stories as a kid, but it didn’t click that I could be a writer until much later on. I wish I had thought about that better as a teen, but honestly, who thinks about stuff rationally as a teen?

 

 

2. Why did you decide to become an author?

 

I had a tendency to start creative projects and never finish them. When writing my book trilogy I almost abandoned it like the rest, but a friend found out on accident that I was writing and demanded to read it. They didn’t hate it, which was a big push to keep going – so I did!

 

3. What genres do you plan to write besides Fantasy and LGBT?

 

I often joke that my writing is in the genre of Elfrotica, which is its own new undiscovered genre that I made up. That isn’t that far from the truth.

 

My larger novels are Fantasy, with heavy doses of humor, satire, romance, and of course sexiness. I also have some shorter novelettes called the tales which are more diverse in their genres. So far I have tackled Sci-Fi, Historical, Military, Post Apocalyptic, and even cooking. There are plans for some Noir and other secret genres in the works!

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4. Besides writing what else do you like to do and what are your hobbies?

 

I quite like video games, which heavily influences my writing. I also like drawing, making pixel art into beads, sculpting, reading, and if I have time for it – sleeping.

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5. Who’s your biggest inspiration for your writing?

 

That would probably be Link, from the Legend of Zelda series. Or maybe Legolas. It is a tough call. There are a lot of sexy man-elves out there.

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6. How much time do you dedicate to writing your book?

 

The first one certainly took a lot longer than the rest! I learned from that and now am much faster. I have been told that I am a fast writer (now), which is a blessing that I am happy to have.

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7. How important do you think writing is to the young generation?

 

With all the flashier graphics in games and movies, it is easy to forget that without solid writing all of those flashy experiences would be nothing but flash. The world needs writers, or all movies and games are going to be terrible.

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8. How excited were you when you finally published your first book?

 

I danced through the grocery store moments later, buying ingredients for victory tacos. I got many a wide-eyed stare. So, a victory dance while shopping for taco ingredients level of excitement.