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Summary
Sarah A Parker, author of 'When the Moon Hatched', discusses her journey as a full-time writer and the inspiration behind her fantasy romance novel. In this conversation, Sarah A Parker discusses her book 'When the Moon Hatched' and shares insights into her writing process and inspirations. She talks about the influence of her grandmother on her characters and the unique magic system in the book. Sarah also discusses the development of her main character and the challenges she faced in writing the fantasy genre. She offers advice for aspiring authors and shares her plans for the future of the series.
Watch this interview on YouTube: Booktrovert Reader
Purchase When the Moon Hatched: HERE
Read my Honest Book Review: HERE
Follow Sarah A Parker:
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TikTok: HERE
Takeaways
- The importance of having support as a writer and how it can enable you to pursue your passion
- The decision to include an index at the front of the book and the benefits it provides for readers
- The influence of childhood experiences and family members on a writer's love for a particular genre
- The journey from indie publishing to being picked up by a traditional publisher and the opportunities it brings The influence of personal experiences and loved ones can inspire and shape characters in a story.
- Creating a unique and visually appealing magic system can enhance the reader's experience.
- Developing complex and multi-dimensional characters, like Rave, can make a story more engaging.
- Taking time to nourish oneself and set boundaries is important to prevent burnout and maintain creativity.
- Investing time in the writing process, listening to feedback, and not rushing to publish can lead to a better end result.
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Summary
Sarah A Parker, author of 'When the Moon Hatched', discusses her journey as a full-time writer and the inspiration behind her fantasy romance novel. In this conversation, Sarah A Parker discusses her book 'When the Moon Hatched' and shares insights into her writing process and inspirations. She talks about the influence of her grandmother on her characters and the unique magic system in the book. Sarah also discusses the development of her main character and the challenges she faced in writing the fantasy genre. She offers advice for aspiring authors and shares her plans for the future of the series.
Watch this interview on YouTube: Booktrovert Reader
Purchase When the Moon Hatched: HERE
Read my Honest Book Review: HERE
Follow Sarah A Parker:
Facebook: HERE
Instagram: HERE
TikTok: HERE
Takeaways
- The importance of having support as a writer and how it can enable you to pursue your passion
- The decision to include an index at the front of the book and the benefits it provides for readers
- The influence of childhood experiences and family members on a writer's love for a particular genre
- The journey from indie publishing to being picked up by a traditional publisher and the opportunities it brings The influence of personal experiences and loved ones can inspire and shape characters in a story.
- Creating a unique and visually appealing magic system can enhance the reader's experience.
- Developing complex and multi-dimensional characters, like Rave, can make a story more engaging.
- Taking time to nourish oneself and set boundaries is important to prevent burnout and maintain creativity.
- Investing time in the writing process, listening to feedback, and not rushing to publish can lead to a better end result.
Support the show
Loving this podcast? Please consider leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform. Your feedback is valuable to me and helps me improve the show.
Connect with Me:
Instagram » BookThreads » Pinterest » Blog » YouTube
Contact Me: [email protected]
Thriftbooks Referral Code:
When you refer a friend to sign up for ReadingRewards and they spend $30 you BOTH get a FREE book credit!
CLICK HERE
Join my Weekly Newsletter: HERE
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/booktrovertreader
Check out my Amazon Shop for Fantasy Book Recs: HERE
I get a commission every time you purchase a product through my affiliate link.