When I was in grade 7, I wanted to write a poem for my friends birthday on dragons and magic. So I wrote a poem on a girl named Stella that was a Dragon princess that has two magical powers inside of her.

Then when a few years later, I heard of Wattpad and I published the First Chapter and a lot of people enjoyed it. Then I added a few adult scenes for spice and made it into a Novel instead of 1 Chapter story.

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Writers Block, I think all authors go through that state. Like I would start writing then I need to help with my family. Then when I came back the idea is gone. It sucks so much.

Letting my imagination tell a story. I struggle telling people my emotions and I hold them in. Me writing and making other people happy, even if it is not my book, just them being happy, really makes my day.

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I get a lot of support from my readers. I do get backlash but I use it to benefit my book and improve, but overall I get happy readers, that enjoy the battle scenes and the romance and drama between the three main characters.

part of a triology

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To not let your past or per cent define you. The main character goes through heartbreak, remorse and regrets her decisions, but in the end, it makes her who she is. I want my readers to make their own story even if they think their past defines them. IT DOESN'T!

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Please, please, please. I can't say this enough. The reads or votes or comments doesn't define if you are a bad writer or not. YOU carry one writing and the people that read it. Read your book because they feel a connection to you and your book. Don't let the reads, comments or votes, tell you different.

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Yes and No. The looks, between her and me, are very different, but her personality is like mine.

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There is Smut and I think that can draw in horny readers, but I like to draw in readers that struggle to find themselves and need a character to develop with.

Yes I am publishing the second Novel of the Trilogy now. But the first Novel is up