Roseanna M. White
If it comes from a plot issue, I'll talk through it with my hubby or best friend/critique partner. If I'm just not in the mood to write, I often grant myself a day or two off. But if I'm under deadline and don't have time for that, I just spend some time in prayer and then get my butt in my chair and my fingers on the keyboard. I can edit it later if it doesn't come out right. ;-)
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Riley G.
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Roseanna M. White:
Hi, Ms. Roseanna! I've read your guestposts on GTW, and find them super helpful! I am working on writing a historical "romance" right now (It's a Jane Eyre type of story.) and I am having a bit of trouble finding a consistent voice for my heroine, also with fleshing out her flaws. (Her main flaw is lying) As a historical romance author, do you have any tips for finding the characters voices, and showing their flaws?
Riley G.
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Roseanna M. White:
Hi, Ms. Roseanna! I know you are a cover designer as well as an author. (I love your cover for Shadowed Loyalty! I really want to read that book.) I have a couple questions about it-- What genre is your favorite to design for? and have you ever designed a cover for gothic fiction? (My current WIP is a historical gothic romance, and I was just imagining how cool it would be if you were the designer, so I'm curious.)
Sarah
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Roseanna M. White:
Why didn't Liz Pearce narrate The Number of Love? I really missed her voice.
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