While I’m pounding away on that ghost story and trying to ignore my edgy YA, I thought I’d pop in an interview with an old friend. RHONDA STAPLETON and I met at the 2009 Debutantes and since then she’s published three books! Congratulations, Rhonda and thanks for stopping by to chat.
Me: You’re about to see book number three on bookstore shelves across the U.S. Did you set out to write all of these books or did this wonderous thing happen without pre-planning?
Me: That is cool. Aren’t editors the smartest critters you ever met? I adore them
Tell us about Stupid Cupid, Flirting with Disaster and your latest one, Pucker Up. Can you give us a tiny preview of what we’ll find when we buy your book?
Next Wednesday I’ll have another author stopping by to give you some relief from my angst ridden writer posts. See, I think of you readers. 🙂
C. Lee McKenzie says
I've thought about a series of some sort, but I can't quite get my head wrapped around a project of that length. The way Rhonda did it seems the best plan, at least for me.
DazyDayWriter says
A trilogy — the format just sounds exotic, intriguing, like something I must pursue. Have always wanted to write a trilogy myself, waiting for the right inspiration. Thanks for sharing this interview. Enjoy your weekend from Sunny Room Studio!
C. Lee McKenzie says
You're right about that, Jemi. Rhonda's got a great editor.
Jemi Fraser says
Love the concept of the books! And the editor who suggested the trilogy sounds brilliant! 🙂
C. Lee McKenzie says
Thanks for stopping by, Donna.
Donna M. McDine says
Terrific interview of Rhonda. Best wishes for both your continued successes!
C. Lee McKenzie says
It's fun to have you here, Rhonda. Good luck on your latest book.
Shannon O'Donnell says
My high school girls would love these! I'll have to get them for my class library. 🙂
Rhonda Stapleton says
Yay, thanks for having me on here! 😀