Thank you Don Massenzio, for inviting me to take part in your entertaining ’20 questions’ – I had a ball.
Follow the link below, and you can find out a bit more about me and my crazy busy life and writing.
Today, we have the pleasure of sitting down with UK author Deborah Jay. Deborah is going to tell us a bit about her writing process, her inspiration and will share some of her work with us.
Please enjoy this edition of 20 Questions:
Q1) When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer?
Probably back when I was about nine, when I started teaching myself to type by copying pages from books. I also began writing my first novel at that age – a children’s book titled ‘Samantha, the Adventurous Poodle’ (why, I don’t know, it just came to me), which only got as far as three chapters when I realised I didn’t have a plot.
After that, I tried a few variations – a comic book (The Adventures of Galloper) with self-drawn pictures, though I freely admit I’m no artist, and then a serial, written longhand as…
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Now I am curious about ‘The Priestess!’
Great interview, Deborah!
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Thanks Icky, it was fun. And I’d love to get back to that SF opus – I think the first book you complete will always hold a special place in your heart, as this one does. Now I think I have the skills to write it well, I only wish I had the time, it’s a fab psychological story in a space opera setting.
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Fab!
It is now held together by band-aids. 🙂
I can’t pick a favourite from my own, because each has it’s own endearments.
I keep trying to fix up my first book, but I do not know how to go about totally re-writing it from scratch.
Happy Halloween!
Kiss your hubby and horses!
~Icky. 🙂
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Cheers!
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Deb, congrats on a wonderful interview at Don’s blog! Always love learning more about my author friends. ❤
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Thanks Deb, it is fun, isn’t it?
On to my interview for you next!
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Yay! Looking forward! 🙂
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