Please check out my interview at ‘Ronovan Writes’, and get to know a little more about me.
THE BASEMENT
by Vashti Quiroz-Vega
Robbie is a meek boy in New York City who struggles with the desire to prove himself to his friends, his enemies, and himself. Robbie’s father is a stubborn man determined to teach his son through tough love. When he witnesses Robbie being bullied, he forces his son to face his fears. Robbie is sentenced to a frightening challenge––staying in the basement alone for a night. But what lies in the dark recesses of the basement? Will Robbie make it out alive and well? Will the urban legend about the terrifying creatures that hide in the dark basement prove to be true? And most importantly, will Robbie prove to his friends and his father that he is brave enough to take on the challenge? The Basement is a tale of angst, teamwork and solutions, treasure hunts and adventure, and facing fears. It focuses on the…
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this is so detailed interview, showing your talent and practices. Congrats!
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Thank you Mihran! 😀 xx
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Very nice job!
Thanks for joining the Link Up this week!
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Thank you Jess! 😀
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OMG I think it’s amazing that you started this story in high school and found it years later! I wish I still had the stories I wrote back then, because I used to write so many when I was younger!
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Hi GiGi! You can always write new stories. I think with your sense of humor you can write a romantic comedy or anything with humor. I would love to read something like that written by you! 😀
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Ha! A romantic comedy….. I could think about that 😉 I am right now in the process of writing a “story” about my stomach surgery…… We shall see if you approve when I post it! 😉
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I can’t wait to read it! 😀
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Great interview! I am working on a devotional, but then I’m going to delve into finishing a book that I’ve had for a while in my to-do pile. You are an inspiration!
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Thank you so much, April! I’m happy you enjoyed the interview and even happier that I inspire you. Go for it! Get started, that book isn’t going to write itself. Ha,ha! 😉 My best advice is to start jotting things down every chance you get. Once your first draft is done you can do corrections, add and delete things and rearrange sentences. When you’re done writing your book have some people you trust read it (beta readers). In the end you’ll need to hire a professional editor. I wish you all the best! Happy writing! 😀
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wow – the interview is very detailed, professional organized and you successfully shared a great message!!
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Hello Mihran! Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it. 🙂
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