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Sometimes it’s so hard to keep at it – What keeps you going? My fans, which are always asking when does the next book come out. And also my imagination, that can’t be silenced.
What do you hope people will take away from your writing? How will your words make them feel? I hope my books make people feel that it was time well spent. I would also like them to take away the subliminal messages: don’t give up your dreams and don’t let society tell you what to do with your life.
What color represents your personality the most? Pink
What movie do you love to watch? Any Tim Burton movie
How do you feel about social media websites such as Facebook and Twitter? Are they a good thing? I have mix feelings. Sometimes I hate them because I see lots of people addicted to them – they socialize through these social networks instead of going out and talk to people face to face. But I love Facebook to reach an audience.
If you could do any job in the world what would you do? I would be an actor.
What makes you angry? Injustice and people who think they are better then everyone else.
Are you a city slicker or a country lover? I’m a small city near the beach kind of person.
What’s the reason for your life? Have you figured out your reason for being here yet? Sharing meaningful stories that can make people a lit bit happier. And also making the world a greener place.
Do you know your neighbors? Yes.
When Vanessa got into her car that winter’s afternoon, she had no idea she was setting off on a journey with no return. An inner journey that would call into question a whole life spent living up to other people’s expectations.
With tragic and comic episodes that bring together a domineering mother, a hippie aunt, a boring marriage, an insufferable boss and a friend who never knows when to shut up, “The Strange year of Vanessa M.” shares Vanessa’s voyage of self-discovery with us. And it makes us marvel at the power we have to question things, because there’s no end to the pursuit of happiness.
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Genre - Contemporary Fiction
Rating – PG13
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