Who is liana maeby

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I am really excited for your book! My question for now is -- do you have a favorite tweet that you've written? Liana Maeby I do have a couple favorites, yes! One being, "Have you ever noticed that if you rearrange the letters in the Hollywood sign, you get arrested?

View 1 comment. What was it like having Amazon as a publisher? I loved working with Amazon. My editor was wonderful and they delivered on all the publicity support they had promised.

As a first time writer, it was really a dream to work with them. Were you hesitant about going with Amazon instead of a traditional publishing company? And I think they really want to make authors happy. Which is awesome, because I am happy. We both know a lot of people who have had books come out. I actually started tearing up yesterday just reading all the nice stuff people have said.

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Home Interviews Articles About Contact. Is it easier for you to write early in the morning? Late at night? A pen and paper? I have probably fifty illegible notebooks sitting in desk drawers, and I would easily have filled fifty more had I not been introduced to the most elegant solution by a friend, the author Ashley Cardiff: A sketchpad. Do you listen to music when you write, or do you prefer silence, or something else in the background? Do you have any pre-writing rituals or habits?

How many words a day do you produce, or try to produce? How much of that ever sees the light of day? Your debut novel, South on Highland , came out in What was the research process for that like? How is it different than the research you might do for nonfiction articles? Do you find that you write differently for your short-form work versus your longer form books?

People often discuss social media in the context of procrastination and wasting time. Especially with respect to writers and creatives, being on platforms like Twitter all the time seems counter-productive. How does social media factor into your writing routine? Do you find it difficult to balance the two? What do you read? How much do you read?

Favorite novel? Do you consider writing to be easy?