Welcome to the second episode of the Story Crafters' Cafe! Today our very special guest is Sally Britton, beloved author of sweet romance stories. In today's episode we talk about her path to publishing, what her creative process is like, how Dabble has helped her throughout her writing and publishing career, what it was like to go from hobbyist to full-time author, and much more. Sally Britton lives in Oklahoma, but loves to go off exploring with her husband and four children. She started writing her first story on her mother’s electric typewriter, when she was fourteen years old. She knew romance was the way for her to go fairly early on. Reading her way through Jane Austen, Louisa May Alcott, and Lucy Maud Montgomery, Sally also determined she wanted to write about the elegant, complex world of centuries past. Sally graduated from Brigham Young University in 2007 with a bachelor’s in English, her emphasis on British literature. She met and married her husband not long after and they’ve been building their happily ever after since that day. Vincent Van Gogh is attributed with the quote, “What is done in love is done well.” Sally has taken that as her motto, for herself and her characters, writing stories where love is a choice each person must make, and then go forward with hope to obtain a life of happiness and joy. All of Sally’s published works are available on Amazon.com. If you want to receive weekly emails from Sally about her books, great deals on amazing novels, and other fun reading related things, subscribe to her newsletter below! Visit Sally's website at https://www.authorsallybritton.com/

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