The what and the why

[marperez]

 
I’ve had my head down, writing a series since the day before my birthday in 2006, when I sold the first three DEAD IS books on proposal. During that time, my agent also sold two stand-alone contemporary yas, one finished and one on proposal. After the first DEAD IS book was released, the publisher signed up for two more books in the series.

Comments

[jocelynndrake]

Congrats on the amazing productivity! I just finished a back-to-back release of books this summer that left me more than a little mentally drained. At the same time, I was preparing book proposals for my editor. I had it narrowed down to three potential series with other books screaming in the background for attention. For me, it came down to the character that I was falling the most deeply in love with. At the moment, I am writing one series at a time, but I would love to try a balancing act between two series in an effort to keep from burning out on one set of characters.

[marperez]

Oh, to fall in love with ONE manuscript would be heaven at this point.

Mar