I don’t like to brag–except about my Monopoly skill–but I do in fact have A Gift. All I need is your star sign and I know things.
Want to know what 2017 has in store for you? Read on.
Don’t want to know what 2017 has in store for you? Stop clicking on horoscopes. Jeez.
Don’t forget to tell me how accurate I am (hint: 103%).
I apologise when people tread on my foot.
I say, “That’s not bad” when I think something is great, and, “That’s quite good” when I think it’s awful.
I have an opinion on whether you should put the milk in first or last when making tea.
Yes, I’m British.
I write for all romance lovers, and have readers from the UK, Canada, the US, and Australia among others, but I aim my books at the US market for many reasons – it’s the home of romance, my agent is in the US, it’s a bigger market than the UK, and I get extra brownie points for writing things like, “Bloody hell!”
It has its benefits, but also its drawbacks. In particular:
What the hell do I call women’s underwear?
I’m guilty of three. You?
There are so many writing stereotypes out there. For example, when most people picture a writer they imagine a poor-coffee-loving-intelligent-but-crazy-bohemian-hermit who spends their days dreaming up fantastical worlds and despicable murders. It may shock some people to learn that some writers love the sun, prefer to be outdoors, and actually, NO, they don’t know a single thing about how a computer works, but if you need help with anything Microsoft word related – well you’re in luck! (Another stereotype?? Whoops).
Here are what I think are the nine main stereotypes of writers:
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