Theresa, I love the idea of getting together for another self-pub roundtable some time. Your place or mine?

Hello Rae! How exciting that you will have Stella’s Plea out soon! I love romantic suspense. I think it’s the fast pace that I like. And I love being a “discovery” writer because I don’t know what’s going to happen until I get to the end. Sometimes I don’t know who the killer will be?!

LOL, Cat! Those commas are crazy. Too many exceptions to the rules.

Hi Barbara, thanks for stopping by.

Sorry it took me two days to comment! Have a wonderful Sunday everyone!

Thanks so much for having me Norah. We should have a “Self-Publishing Talk” once a month. No holding back, etc.! Take care.

I learned a lot from it. First, Theresa, I can’t wait to read “Abducted”. Though I always love a good Romance (specially when I’m in a sappy mood), the suspense are the ones that really keep me glued to the pages (no offense to any Romance writers out there, I do love Romance!). Suspense is what I write, And that’s what I love to read. (thanks to Norah and a few others like her, I’m working on revisions right now and I hope “Stella’s Plea”
will be out by THIS Summer).

I too, write from Chapter 1 and on… no outline. What do they call that? Discovery writers, because we write on the spur of the moment?

Thanks for a great interview.

Renee-Ann (aka Rae Ernst)

Hi Merrillee! Yes, Taming Mad Max was better known as Better Late Than Never and it did well in the contest circuit. I hope you enjoy the story. It’s one of my favorites. I got the idea for TMM after attending Susan E. Phillips workshop at conference. I don’t remember which conference, but SEP’s workshops are always the best!

Hi Linda, YES, I am planning to publish every book I have written. I have four more 350 to 400 page books waiting to be revised. I have been revising another romantic comedy for a few months now. It’s getting there, but it needed a lot more work than I had first envisioned. I think it’s easier to write NEW books than to revise OLD ones.