Guest blogger Rebecca Scarberry on interview questions.
Since I finally self-published my novella on June 17, I’ve decided to take a break from writing so I can spend more time with my family as well as some new friends. Instead of writing, I have been interviewing self-published authors on my blog. This has proven to be quite interesting since I have been asking questions that I don’t see other bloggers asking.
Here are some of the questions I’ve asked:
• Can you tell us a little about your nationality/ancestry?• Once you finish writing, do you miss the characters you’ve written about?
• While writing, where do you turn for help with punctuation and grammar?
• Do family members support your writing, or complain about the time spent away from them?
• Does writing benefit you in any way, and if so, how?
• When you’re writing, do you shut-off all social networks?
• If you used Beta readers, were any of them family members?
• If you write book reviews, is there any special process you use?
The answers I receive don’t vary much, but they still surprise me.
You can find Rebecca’s blog here, or check her out on Twitter as Scarberryfields.
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