I completed it in a little less than two months, and then I immediately started a new project, and so forth. It was 2003, and I sat down and I wrote my first novel. When I sat down to start writing many years later, obviously I didn’t start when I was 12, just had the belief. It was firm in my mind when I was very young, and it stayed with me the entirety of my life, I’ve been very lucky about that.
But, for me, I knew I wanted to be a romance novelist when I was 12. It’s one of those things you will never forget. Let’s go back to the beginning, your roots are obviously in romance, can you tell us a bit about how you got started with romance writing, and how you got that first break as far as becoming a published author. When you look at the length of time I’ve been a professional writer then it makes more sense.Īnd it is quite the body of work. It sounds like a lot when you say it in a little bio, but my career has spanned 11 years. I have no idea how you manage to write all of those things all of the time. She’s been writing for 11 years and writes romance and erotica, including the phenomenally popular Crossfire Series, as well as fantasy romance under the pseudonym Olivia Dare, and urban fantasy under the pseudonym S.J. I just can’t even like - just saying that is exciting. Today I’m talking to the #1 New York Times and #1 International Best Selling Author, Silvia Day, whose books have sold more than 16 million copies worldwide. Valerie Khoo / Australian Writers' Centre Her Crossfire series has been optioned for television by Lionsgate. She is a #1 bestselling author in 23 countries, with tens of millions of copies of her books in print. Sylvia Day is the #1 New York Times and #1 international bestselling author of over 20 award-winning novels sold in more than 40 countries. Should You Be Blogging? Eight Searching Questions to Help You Decide How 5 Great Writers Got Started on Their First Novels Morry Schwartz launches The Real Estate Conversation in partnership with Mark Williams Should You Self-Publish or Go Traditional?
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In Episode 53 of So you want to be a writer: Alan Cumming in Sydney, book-inspired jewellery, self publishing vs traditional publishing, new online property publication, how five writers got started on their first novels, should you start a blog, Writer in Residence Sylvia Day, the Ulysses app, how not to get bogged down in the plot, and more!Ĭlick play below to listen to the podcast.
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