I began devouring books as a child, it was a way for my imagination and reality to co-exist. I was not physically capable of traveling, but through reading I was never alone, nor constricted to one place or dimension.

While other children my age had lofty dreams of being ballerinas, doctors, movie stars; my dream was to become an author of great tales. To transform peoples normal lives, their problems and worries to a place where their childhood imagination can live, breathe, and where reality begins to conform its shape and loosen its grip.

Today, I skip merrily across the genre lines. Other than giving me a clue of what section of the bookstore, library, or Amazon to search for a specific title, fitting a title to a genre reminds me of labels, and how we use them to judge, and enclose ourselves and other people in. As a reader, I enjoy stories of all genres. In fact, I am more rigid of what types of movies I will pay to go see than what type of book I will read. As an author, I am in the process of stepping outside my comfort zone and branching out in my writing to step across different genres. Just like an actor or actress you do not want to be typecast by your audience.

I have just completed my author profile on BookBub which includes my latest great reads and the authors I personally follow. If you have read any of them, I would love to hear from you and see your thoughts.
Let's get together with some virtual coffee and discuss goodreads! I would appreciate a Follow!
https://www.bookbub.com/profile/84103...