Interviewer: How did you discover Wattpad?

Tinytotsmc: I first discovered Wattpad through a friend who had started looking into publishing pieces of creative writing that she had written in English class. She didn't want to sign up alone so I also created an account so we could discuss works that had been written.

Interviewer: How long were you writing before Wattpad?

Tinytotsmc: I have been writing short stories since I left primary school (UK version of Elementary school). From there I started writing full length stories. I finished my first full length story when I was 14 years old. Since joining Wattpad I began reading fanfiction which inspired me to begin writing my own.

Interviewer: Where do you find inspiration?

Tinytotsmc: I find inspiration usually in every day life (sounds cheesy). I like walking down the street with music on and thinking up little characters in my head and giving them a story. Essentially I like to take inspiration from everywhere.

Interviewer: Any advice for aspiring writers?

Tinytotsmc: My only advice would be to never give up. If you write something and you feel it isn't the best it could be, just keep editing it, revisiting it and working on it. Don't give up.

Interviewer: Which of your stories was the most fun to write?

Tinytotsmc: My Trips are Weird was very fun to write as I could get away with weaving funnier elements in. However I love the direction of Painting Murders and Play the Game, Everly Sapphire is one of my favorite charaters to write about.

Interviewer: Finish the sentence: It was...

Tinytotsmc: It was cold. Icy cold. The kind of cold that drives you insane and makes you long for sunny beaches and warm sand between your toes. Not frozen socks. I stomped my feet to get the blood flowing into my toes to warm them. My breath fogged and I buried my face deeper into my scarf and reached my fingers into the warn depths of my coat pockets. I was thankful I had worn my thick coat, days like this could be deceptive. Minimal sunshine shone through the clouds but no warmth was given off, just the illusion of a calm transition between summer and winter. I continued down the street only to round the corner and find her standing there. I hadn't seen her in years... but now here she was, and before I could turn and walk away, she reached out with one ghostly hand and pointed. She pointed right at me...

Thank you, Tinytotsmc , for agreeing to this interview! You are a talented writer and I look forward to reading more of your works in the future!

Yeesh (seriously? That wanted to autocorrect to Gresham??? Why, Autocorrect?!), this is quick fire for updates! I don't recall ever uploading this quickly.

Oh, by the way, I want to stress that some interviews take longer than others, so regular updates... yeah, they ain't happening. In my opinion, rushing an interview just puts too much pressure on the author, so please bear that in mind and be patient!

Thanks for reading! And, again, a big thank you to Tinytotsmc !