Writer Interview Saturday: Sharing our support for authors, and the books we love
*Sarah comes through the metaphoric doors of the cyber world*
Hi Sarah!
*chorus of ‘Hi Sarah’s*
Okay, here’s Sarah!
Did you notice Sarah’s been written four times already, without counting the title of this post? Oops, five now.
And she wrote, this lovely:
The other day, when I was having tea with the queen and tweeting the Pope, I also sent her an email in order for her to be here today.
I wanted to know…
What sparked the idea of How the Wolf Lost her Heart?
Well, for one thing I’m a big fan of wolves. I’m also a huge fan of shape-shifting. And if you’re wondering as to whether I have engaged in frequent fantasies about transforming into wolf and possessing the same abilities as the characters in the book, then the answer is yes! The thought has crossed my mind – on a daily basis – *looks around shiftily.* Truthfully, I love the idea of anthropomorphism, and many of my stories (including my children’s ones) feature this as a common theme. How the Wolf Lost Her Heart was the first YA novel I ever wrote and I wanted the idea of humans being able to transform into animals to be prevalent in the novel – I honestly just wanted to try my hand at writing a romance with shape-shifting, dystopia and paranormal aspects in it. Thus, this story was born!
What do you think are the most important themes of this story?
Extra:
Sarah is 7 times in this post 😉
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