1 What's the best way to handle a bully? 

Speak up about it to someone who can help you. Report and block if it's a cyberbully.

2 What inspired you to write? 

A sense of otherworldly adventures.

3 How would you celebrate a publishing deal?

I would celebrate it with my loved ones and of course, my readers. They're part of my writing journey and the reason why I succeed.

 4 Are you still surprised when you get a new vote, follow or comment?

I'm still surprised with a long insightful review but I also enjoy reading comment the most. They keep reminding me that I've still got what it takes to write. In fact, I don't really much care about new vote or follow, but it's nice to have them too.

 5 What is a good piece of advice for a newcomer? 

Read the genre you're most interested in on your first few months on Wattpad. Find as much as badly written books to read so that they make you feel like you can do a better job than that. Then start writing your first story that is different than those you have read. Reading poorly written stories was the first step that pushed me to start my own book because no one has ever written what I wanted to read.

6 What's your favorite holiday and why? 

A favorite holiday would be the ending of the year, Christmas and New Year basically because it signals the start of a new chapter.

7 What's your favorite thing about Wattpad? 

Being able to interact directly with my readers and learning to write a compelling story also to spread the joy of new adventures.

8  What's your favorite book? 

All I can think of at the moment is the Color Purple by Alice Walker.

9 If you could gain advice from you favorite author, who would you choose and what would you ask? 

Rad Bradbury. How to be an excellent worldbuilder.

10 if you could spend the day with your favorite celeb, who would you choose and what would you do?

A tie between Zendaya and Emma Watson. I feel that they would have a lot of interesting things to do and talk about.

 request time

The Naga series because it still remains the most tedious yet most enjoyable writing experience I've ever had. Also, it gives me mixed emotions all the time.