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

It has. While I did my first feature, I was writing my fantasy story "Sealed In Darkness" , and it did help with promotion.

2 What genre do you like to read?

Due to the genres I write, I like reading chicklit, romance, dark fantasy, and teen fiction. 

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

"Do it for fun, not for views or followers or votes. Write for the passion, not for the money or the amount of engagement your stories have."

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

No... At least not yet.

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

 It has. It has given me the opportunity to explore, polish, discover and learn new things as a writer.

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

 I'm working on a chicklit story "FIFTY DOLLARS, FIFTEEN CENTS", about an afro-american woman who lost her husband and daughters to knife of a man, properties and assets to the bank, and the toll left a serious mark on her mental health, so much that she was sent to a mental institution, leaving her with a passion for revenge. After escaping the asylum, she worked out her revenge plans, only to find out that her enemy was a member of her house hold, and one she had fallen for all over again.

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

Yes, they are, especially for undiscovered writers and their stories. It brings to light hidden potentials. 

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

Well, if you can, why not? For me, I have written chicklit, an LGBTQ teenfiction, dark fantasy, mystery and thriller, and paranormal(some are no longer published here on Wattpad). So I believe, if you have to capability to, then TRY it. If you feel inspired then go for it.

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