In Memory Of Isaiah Christopher Ross

In Memory Of Isaiah Christopher Ross

Friday, March 28, 2014

Writing Processes – 2014 Blog Hop



My thanks to Brooke Williams for inviting me to join this blog hop!! She definitely has a passion for writing ... it shows throughout the pages of her books!



What am I working on right now?

I am currently working on a children's book. I have made the decision to keep the title to myself until it is finished. My hope is that it will help in viewing the world a little differently ... with hope.



How does my work differ from others of its genre?

I don't think that my work differs much from others of the same genre. I write with biblical truth. It's either black, or white - never in the middle.



Why do I write what I do?

I write about subjects that tend to be hidden within the heart. Whether it's a feeling that is too difficult to put into words, or a subject that can be written in a way that makes one look at life differently, my hope is that it helps to promote a little more compassion for those who live daily with a wounded heart. I like to get the readers attention by sharing my heart in a "raw" manner. I want to capture the readers heart and bring them into my world. I've been told that I wear my heart on my sleeve. There's a whole lot of heart - I just mentioned it five times while answering that question!



How does my writing process work?

My writing process has always been the same ... I write it out in my head first. I envision what I want to capture in the story and what I want the reader to feel. For months, I write down notes/ideas that fill my head/heart. After I feel as though I know exactly how I want the story to flow, I sit at my computer and begin the process of putting my heart into words. I ALWAYS write with music - worship music. I have not written anything without music. Music is like medicine for my writing. You will usually find my Bible on the table next to me, too. There are many prayers and loads of love that goes into what I share. I don't just want to write words, I want the reader to feel the words.



Thank you for taking the time in learning a little more about me!

You can find me on my Facebook page: Author Jennifer Ross.
On Twitter: @JenniferRoss777





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