10 Questions To Ask An Author About Their Book 소설 & 이야기

"Kobi, are you here to apologize or to stir trouble?" In that moment, it all clicked. Paige was defending him this hard because she knew something. "I'm asking on behalf of the readers. Isn't it normal for an author to explain the clues in their own story?" The chat picked up on it and started echoing my question. Bryan reached over and patted Paige's hand, calming her.

The question was: how much of your own life are you willing to have in public? Clare had asked it directly and without apparent judgment, in the tone of someone who had asked it many times and understood that the answer varied and that all answers were valid as long as they were honest. She had said: The book is clearly drawn from lived experience. The details are changed and the names are changed and you have been careful, but the emotional truth of it is specific in a way that only comes from having actually been inside what you are describing. That specificity is what makes it remarkable. But it is also what will make readers curious about the life behind the page. You will be asked quest

🌼 What character did you hate the most and why? 🌼 What was your favorite scene in the entire book? 🌼 Did you cry or laugh or even scream at any point? And which moment was it if you did? 🌼 Were there any plot twists you saw coming or never expected? 🌼 Was the ending satisfying? 🌼 And lastly, would you read another story of mine if I decide to write again? Thank you all once again for being part of this journey with me! Till next time, loves🫶🏾

I will pick 3 lucky readers to be mentioned for the next chapter as giving gratitude to them. Also, I would like you to know that we will also be having a "Question and Answer Section" where I will provide a question where you can participate. I will pick 3 amazing answers from the readers and I will post it to the next chapter. I'm doing this to see how many readers I have and how many readers are supporting my book from the beginning up to its end and also, as expressing thanks to all of you. I hope you'll participate. Author Ayron >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Despite making mistakes, there was always a new beginning, and she just started hers. When she was done, she smiled and gave the mic to the emcee. “We will take a few questions from the audience. Then we will move on to the book signing.” I raised my hand, but I was at the back, and there was no chance she could choose me. “I’m from Weekly Magazine. I love the story. It’s hard to find inspirational books as a story like yours. If you’ve given two choices for your character, like asking help for her parent over letting her choose the job, what would you choose?”

******************* 🌹Author’s Note🌹 Dear readers, If you love this book, please drop a review! I poured my heart into this novel, but how am I supposed to know if you like it? Your feedback matters, help me decide whether to continue or not. If I stop this book for good, you’ll know why. Don’t be a ghost reader, let me hear from you!

A reader in huge-rimmed glasses asked, raising her hands. I smiled at her. “Me. I have been deprived of the things that I truly want. I want to pass a message through the characters in the book that no matter how long it takes, you can achieve anything that you want as long as you set your mind to it” I winked at her while her face flushed red. “Would you be kind enough to sign our previous books?” Another reader asked while I nodded. “Why wouldn’t I? This is my first Q&A session and every one of you here is special to me so I will sign. Should we start signing?” I grinned.

Being kind was a choice. … (Thursday Morning ) Despite Killian's attempts to discourage me from attending an author’s book reading, I refused to listen. I needed a distraction from the recent drama in my life. It was another author’s book reading in Brooklyn. I sat in the back, trying to stay invisible and avoid being in the spotlight. The author talked about her writing process and when she was done, I raised my hand. “How do you balance authenticity with fantasy in intimate scenes?”I asked. She gave a vague answer about imagination and something like that which to me wasn't satisfying.

the staff explained. “On good terms? Do we have a problem with them?” Jessica was so confused. “They said they want to meet the author in person before they sell the book.” Jessica froze. The author? She smirked. “Why do they need to talk to me before selling my book? Do they expect me to sit there and narrate every single page? This is absurd! Just tell them I’m busy. Do they think I’m the only one who’ll lose if they don’t push through with it? They’ll be the ones losing money too!”

I want to ask you a question to help me give this book the best ending that it deserves. Is there anything I haven't added to this story that you think I should add? Or Is there something I mentioned that deserves to be discussed more on? Your responses will be one of the best thing to happen to me. Thank you so much.