Okay, Kelly...my blog is yours...
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First of all I want to thank J. M./aka Jeannie, for letting me stop by her blog for a little chat today. Is she an awesome lady or what? Thanks again Jeannie!
No, I definitely fall in the category of creative people who
work at different times on different days, depending on their mood and their
other responsibilities. I suppose I could write at 4 am every day, but I would
be useless the rest of the time and I have a day job to be awake for. So I
carve out writing time around my schedule, but I do work every day and I
suppose I do have some rituals, don't we all have some if we stop and think
about it.
When that grand time comes, be it morning or late at night,
when I get some alone time with my computer I have to get the internet surfing
out of the way. I check and answer email, working on my blog and webpage, see
what is going on over on Facebook. I have to do this before I write or I will
get distracted during. Then I can get to
my writing.
Sometimes I have a half hour before work. Sometimes I have two
hours at night. If I am really lucky I have both. It all depends on the day,
but hey Jane Austen wrote her novels little snippets at a time and then at
night as well. If it worked for her it can work for me too, right?
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| It most certainly can! |
I guess all writers and creative types have different
rituals and habits, but we all still put out work the best we can. Someday I
hope to be lucky enough that writing is my only job and maybe then I will have
a set schedule to write and maybe it will improve my output, but until then I
have my own process and it is working for me, writing little snippets one at a
time a la Ms. Austen! The important thing is that I have the ritual of writing
each and every day and that is all that it takes to be a writer!
Here's my latest creation:
Blurb from Taking Pleasure Where You Can:
John never thought that he would be the same after Pearl
Harbor, then he set eyes on Imee and everything changed.
Ever since Pearl Harbor John had become a shell of a man,
not able to move on from the trauma. One night out with the guys and one woman
were about to change everything.
Excerpt:
Joe seemed to know everyone, and everyone seemed keen to be
near him. It made it much easier for the quiet by nature and still healing John
to slowly make some friends. Once the drinks started flowing, he even began to
loosen up a bit. He missed hanging out with guys, telling stories, joking
around, and laughing. His Captain had been right; this was what he needed and
what his friends who had passed on would want. He was beginning to feel alive
again, and it felt good. Then he caught sight of her.
Kelly Ryan, aka Sheri Velarde, lives in New Mexico with her
fiancé and two dogs, and grew up with a fascination for all things that
"go bump in the night", so it is no wonder that she turned to writing
paranormal romance among other genres of romance. She is an avid exerciser and
gets some of her best ideas while on runs. She also has a bit of a wild side,
which only leads to inspiration for her writing.
Being an avid reader since an early age, she has wanted to
be a writer for as long as she can remember. She has been writing all her life,
but only recently started to actually try to pursue her dream of writing for a
living.
She is constantly putting out new material, so it is best to
keep up with her on her website.
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