Now more than ever authors are wearing two hats; writing and marketing. It's not enough anymore to write the great American novel and send it off to the publisher for them to put the word out about it, we have to do it ourselves. At first this can seem daunting.
My name is Trinity Lemm and I’m a 20 year old indie author! I’m currently a full-time student at Western Michigan University, studying both business and dance while maintaining my writing career on the side. When I’m not writing or doing schoolwork, I like to hang out with friends and family.
Today I want to introduce Jennifer Peer! Jennifer, tell us a little about yourself. Writing allows me the freedom to express my creative side and love of all things romantic; and I do enjoy everything about that first moment of attraction leading to the next. There is a never-ending supply of love stories out there waiting to be told. I like to intersperse them with a little edge since I also love a good thriller.
My name is Michelle, and I was born and raised in Colorado. As a kid I loved to read, write, and draw, but as a teenager I was pushed towards STEM... because there's no money in art, right? I did that for years, and actually am a Merchant Marine working in the engine room. It wasn't until recently I started revisiting my artistic side. Man do I love it.
t almost sounds like an oxymoron doesn't it? How can a Christian woman write zombie fiction? This is something I struggled with since I became a devoted Christian a little over a year ago (which is also why I have not written or published anything since). I prayed a lot about my calling in life. I knew it was writing, but now that I had a new set of beliefs and values, how was that to be integrated into my fiction? Because I was a Christian, could I only write Christian Fiction now? Zombie fiction had been a huge part of my writing since I started back in 2012. How was I supposed to write about such horrors now?
Alex Apostol 