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Q: What was the hardest scene or chapter to write?
The emotional climax of the story was the hardest part to write because I wanted it to feel authentic and powerful without becoming overly dramatic.
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Q: How do you develop your characters?
I spend a lot of time understanding each character’s background, personality, fears, and motivations before I begin writing. Strong characters make the story feel real.
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Q: Do you prefer writing fiction or non-fiction?
I enjoy fiction more because it gives me creative freedom to explore emotions, imagination, and different perspectives through storytelling.
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Q: What motivates you to keep writing?
The possibility of connecting with readers motivates me. Knowing that someone might find inspiration or comfort in my words keeps me going.
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Q: How do you overcome writer’s block?
I usually take a short break, read books, listen to music, or go for a walk. Sometimes stepping away from the manuscript helps new ideas flow naturally.
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Q: Did your personal experiences influence the book?
Yes, many emotions and situations in the story are inspired by real experiences, although the characters and events themselves are fictionalized.
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Q: What do you enjoy most about being an author?
I enjoy creating worlds and characters that readers can emotionally invest in. Seeing readers connect with the story is incredibly rewarding.
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Q: How important is research in your writing process?
Research is very important because it helps create realistic settings, believable characters, and accurate details that strengthen the story.
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Q: What is your favorite part of the writing process?
My favorite part is the first draft because that’s when ideas flow freely and the story begins to take shape creatively.
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Q: What are your future goals as an author?
I hope to write more impactful books, reach international readers, and continue improving my storytelling skills with every project.
