Morgann Book

Because I think for a little bit you were rewriting full books.

whatever um and that just allows me to like not have to rewrite entire books so yeah okay i'm fascinated because we're going to jump into heartless hunter now and i want to come back to the outlining process because now i have so many questions okay what was the first spark for heartless hunter how did it first begin

I have come across this.

Now, after you like finished the binge, needed to scratch the edge, did you immediately go into the outlining the characters process or?

What was the timeline?

When you're, like, drafting characters, like, outline, are you, like, is it in a Word document?

Do you ever write anything by hand?

Sometimes.

What were some of the early character traits or plot points you knew you wanted to have in this story?

Now, you seem like you know a lot about your characters, like you seem like a character-driven author.

When you're reading other books, are you analyzing those characters or can you read for fun in a way where you can shut off your brain?

Do you like to read what you write?

Like, are you often reading romantic or do you delve into other genres?

Now, this is coming from your deep dive again.

I recall you saying something of like when you were a teen, the like.

YA fantasy shelf was small like there was not a lot of selection what does it mean or what do you feel when you walk into a bookstore now and see the vast section of YA and romance that we have including your books yeah it's very um when I think back because it's like for me it's like it was like the Saint Catherine's chapters was like

I love indigo with my entire heart.

I do love an old chapters.

I miss the like, I miss the smell of walking into those stores.

And I think there are a select few still in Ontario.