Sexy Six Authors Q&A #10:When you hit a wall, how do you break through?

This post would be the continuation of Q&A session with the Sexy Six team and in case you’ve missed the 9th post, here is the link to it.

It’s a pleasure to interview the six sexy authors from the Sexy Six team. A warm welcome to our blog and we hope that you’ve enjoyed the interview session with us.

We’ve asked them a few questions and the answers for each question from all six of them will be published as a series. Let’s check out question #10

When you hit a wall, how do you break through?

Chris Lange 

I’ll let you know when it happens.

Leanore Elliott

I never have experienced a wall. Not in 35 novels.Time is the only blocker I struggle with.

Jennifer Theriot

It used to really bother me and stress me out. I found that the more I relax and wait until my characters speak to me, the better off I am. Sometimes, something as simple as hearing a song on the radio will inspire me and make the character speak.

Also, I’ve been known to be inspired with a glass of wine in hand (see picture below)

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Maggie Nash

I do timed writing sprints…or I do a writing retreat day with a writing buddy or three 😊
Morticia Knight

Sometimes, I just have to walk away and go do something completely different. I’ve also solved a lot of plot riddles while in the car on a long drive.

Sandy Wolters

Generally, the only time I hit a wall with a story is in the beginning while trying to develop it.  If I try too hard, the idea for a book just won’t come to me. I just can’t force the idea to come.  I have to slow down, take a deep breath, and the inspiration will come to me.

Good Reads

Women’s fiction

Stevie Turner

Women

Hoping to attract readers who enjoy women’s fiction, I’ve set up a new Goodreads group.  Authors writing women’s fiction (not erotica or mysteries please) can add their books.  Here’s a link below to the group, which now has 32 members:

https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/179161-women-s-fiction-for-authors-and-readers

In case you’re not sure whether your book fits this category, I’ve copied and pasted the Google definition below:

Women’s fiction is an umbrella term for women centered books that focus on women’s life experience that are marketed to female readers, and includes many mainstream novels.

I have also added more definitions of women’s fiction below:

Not heavily centred on erotica or romance.

Focused mainly on family relationships.

Deeper characterisation.

Focused on women’s empowerment and women’s issues.

Generational sagas.

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Does your book fit this genre?  If you add your book (s), there is space to write a little promotional feature about why they have been added.  I look forward to discovering many more women’s…

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