We are so excited to have the opportunity of interviewing the lovely Megan Smith. Thank you for joining us.
Thank you so much for having me.
What/who inspired you to start writing?
Well I started doing some Beta Reading for Shey Stahl this past winter and after helping her I needed to prove to myself that I could write my own book.
What is your favorite part of a book?
I love the whole book, but Thanksgiving is a favorite part of mine.
When naming your characters, do you give any thought to the actual meaning?
No thought of the meaning when into the name but it took me a few tries until I finally picked the names that worked for me. They have to fit the part in my head.
Would you ever write a different genre?
I never really gave this a thought just yet, I would like to try but we will see what happens.
What advice would you give inspiring writers?
Just Believe! There were so many times when I wanted to give up, but I just kept telling myself to just believe that I can get it done. I even got a tattoo half way through the book on my foot a key and under that it says Just Believe.
What made you come up with your book titles?
It was originally called Fall Into You but I wasn’t feeling it and after listening to a favorite song of mine I came up with Trying Not To Love You.
Who is your favorite character from your books and why?
SMH, that would have to be Hunter. Hunter a little bit of my husband in the looks and some of the things he does. I didn’t plan it that way but as I was writing he just wanted a piece of him. He’s strong, knows what he wants (Even fights what he wants) protective and passionate.
Who are your top five authors/books
Shey Stahl – Racing on the Edge Series and Waiting for You
Kristen Proby – With Me in Seattle Series
Molly McAdams – Taking Chances
S.C. Stephens – Thoughtless, Effortless and Reckless
Gail Mchugh - Collide
Tell us five things about you that we would not know
Super Shy
I’ve been with my hubby since I was 16
I have ADD so it makes writing hard at times
I hate Cheese
I’ve never been on an airplane
Thank you for taking part.
You are welcome!
Thank you so much for having me.
What/who inspired you to start writing?
Well I started doing some Beta Reading for Shey Stahl this past winter and after helping her I needed to prove to myself that I could write my own book.
What is your favorite part of a book?
I love the whole book, but Thanksgiving is a favorite part of mine.
When naming your characters, do you give any thought to the actual meaning?
No thought of the meaning when into the name but it took me a few tries until I finally picked the names that worked for me. They have to fit the part in my head.
Would you ever write a different genre?
I never really gave this a thought just yet, I would like to try but we will see what happens.
What advice would you give inspiring writers?
Just Believe! There were so many times when I wanted to give up, but I just kept telling myself to just believe that I can get it done. I even got a tattoo half way through the book on my foot a key and under that it says Just Believe.
What made you come up with your book titles?
It was originally called Fall Into You but I wasn’t feeling it and after listening to a favorite song of mine I came up with Trying Not To Love You.
Who is your favorite character from your books and why?
SMH, that would have to be Hunter. Hunter a little bit of my husband in the looks and some of the things he does. I didn’t plan it that way but as I was writing he just wanted a piece of him. He’s strong, knows what he wants (Even fights what he wants) protective and passionate.
Who are your top five authors/books
Shey Stahl – Racing on the Edge Series and Waiting for You
Kristen Proby – With Me in Seattle Series
Molly McAdams – Taking Chances
S.C. Stephens – Thoughtless, Effortless and Reckless
Gail Mchugh - Collide
Tell us five things about you that we would not know
Super Shy
I’ve been with my hubby since I was 16
I have ADD so it makes writing hard at times
I hate Cheese
I’ve never been on an airplane
Thank you for taking part.
You are welcome!
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