1 Do you believe featuring in meet the authors has helped you as a writer? 

I think it was definitely a unique experience and I do guess I could say it helped in some ways. It was the first time I answered questions about my work and myself as a write, and that was both a (pleasantly) strange feeling as it was exciting. In a way, it's also great practice for if you ever manage to "make it big" in the writing world.

2 What genre do you like to read? 

Hmm, well the stories I read have to have a strong romance plot in them - it doesn't have to be the central and only thing in the story, but it has to be an important factor and not just a side thing. Other than that, while I tend to write a lot of contemporary romance with humor, I really enjoy romance fantasy and sci-fi as a reader. Maybe that makes me weird?  

3 What's the best piece of advice you have received on wattpad? 

Tough one. I guess I didn't receive that much advice, so much as just kind of learned on the go? I was taught how much this entire community and your readers truly mean -- how much your readers will support you when you're going through a hard time, how many people will back you up if your book gets stolen.... So I guess, the best advice I learned here was to trust and cherish the people I encounter. Talk to others. Take time for yourself when you need to. And don't give up, no matter what. As long as you love writing, don't give up. 

4 Are your stories on any of platforms ? (Instagram, twitter, amazon, ect) 

Not yet, maybe some time in the future, hehe. I do have a writer's Instagram and Twitter account though, but I'm not insanely active on either. 

5 Do you believe being  apart of the wattpad community has helped you as a writer? 

Oh yes, so much! First, it motivates me to even write. I love sharing my stories with people, so much. I think it's also beautiful that there is such diversity here and everyone can find something they love -- it helps you realize that there are definitely people out there who might consider you one of their favorite writers one day, if you don't give up. I think Wattpad is overall an amazing community for writers (and readers!) 

6 What's one story (on or off wattpad) that you would recommend someone read?

Another toughy, mainly because I haven't had as much time to read as I would have liked lately. Offline, I loved the collection of short stories called The Language of Thorns, I absolutely recommend buying the book because it's beautiful even visually. On Wattpad, like I said, I haven't had as much time to read as I would have liked. BUT, I immensely enjoyed the story Flytrap by MaskedParkers, it's been keeping me on my toes. 

 7 How is your latest story going? Can you tell us anything about it?

Which one? Haha, I started a full-length novel and recently I decided to participate in the ONC so I technically have two actively ongoing projects. One is a YA romance called Two Weeks to Fall in Love about a boy in high school who dates a different girl every 2 weeks without being badmouthed by any of them -- and a girl that decides she needs to figure out what kind of jedi mind tricks he's using to achieve that so she asks him out. The ONC entry is called Love Bitez and is based on the prompt -- during a zombie apocalypse, in a last-resort situation, a girl ends up biting a zombie who them turns back to a human. But I'm writing that as more of a comedy/teen fiction/romance story rather than a typical zombie story. 

8 Do you believe interview platforms, clubs, contests and organization accounts on wattpad are a useful tool to new writers? 

definitely think they can teach writers a very useful skill for the future, and I also think they could be helpful for readers as well -- to kind of get insight into how writers think. There's definitely a lot of need of all of the mentioned above on a community like Wattpad, especially now that we no longer have forums. 

9 As a writer, do you think its wise to write in more than one genre?

As a writer, do you think it's wise to write in more than one genre?Hm, I think you should write whatever feels right to you, however I'm keeping my profile mainly focused on (contemporary) romance stories in the YA/NA category, with one planned series that would also include murder mystery. I think it's important to stay consistent because your followers usually follow you because they like your style of books, not just your writing. If I ever decide to write fantasy or sci-fi romance, I would likely make a new account and use a new pen name for that. 

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