Just after her most recent book, Heavy Mental released, I was able to sit down with fellow writer, Kindra M. Austin, for a nice Q & A session. Amongst the things we discussed were her books, her writing process, and she offered some advice to others who may be hesitant to share their work. I hope you find the session as insightful as I did.
3 CommentsI wanted to give a little background before I get into the true point of this post. When I first got married, my wife at the time, had three children. A son 13, and daughters 11 and 4. Since day one I treated them as my own. I too had been part of a household that experienced divorce. My mother’s second husband was a wonderful man who treated me as his own. And I soon was, as he adopted me when I was 7-years-old. So I knew what it was like. Unfortunately, my marriage didn’t last but that wasn’t the end of my relationship with my step-children. <—- That will be the only time I use the step reference throughout this post because they became my children, I lived for them and just because their mother and I split didn’t change that. I divorced her, not them.
3 CommentsOne of the things I love about being a writer is being able to go wherever I want whenever I want. My office is anywhere I can find
As a writer, my time and routine are basically created by my own will. In fact, since 2000, I have been self-employed in one way or the other. Over most of that time, I have found a typical Monday through Friday, 9-5 routine just doesn’t work.
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