I Love Meeting New People; I Think

My Experiences Always Influence My Writing, But Usually Only On An Emotional Level. I Have Experienced Death Of A Family Member And It's Easy To Dredge Up Those Feelings And Get Them On The Page.

I Think I Have Always Wanted To Tell Stories. My Mother Was The Real Catalyst. I Kept Talking About It And So She Pulled Out A Story I Wrote (and Illustrated) Back In Elementary School. She Used That As Proof That I Should Be Writing And Had Been Doing So Unconsciously For Years.

A Good Edit Process Turns Rocks Into Diamonds, And Every Author Should Love That Part As Much As The Creative Phase. I Do Love It. It's A Different Side To Writing. It's Like The Fine-tuning.

I'm Still Reading Some Scripts And I Model As Well, So I'm Still Doing That. But I Don't Want To Do Like Just Anything So We're Being Really Selective About The Stuff I'll Do.

My Greatest Achievement So Far Is That I've Been Able To Continue With My Normal Life. I Love What I Do, But More So, I'm Glad To Have People Who Care About Me Close By.