I have an active imagination so writing fiction was just the natural progression. Why did you choose to write in your particular field or genre? If you write more than one, how do you balance them? I’m also working on a 2 additional books, one is a new romantic thriller and the other is a book about marriage. I’m currently writing Paradise Lost which is the sequel to Tropical Dreams.

Writing is subjective and not everyone is going to like it.

What is the single most important piece of advice for aspiring authors?ĭon’t give up. I’m writing 3 books at one time so generally if I’m stuck on one book, I can always work on one of the other 2. My novels are only one part of my writing career as I’m also a web content writer so when I’m stuck with writer’s block I usually just shift my focus to another project I’m working on. The house is quiet then and I can focus on what I’m doing without a bunch of interruptions.ĭo you ever suffer from writer’s block? If so, what do you do about it? I try to write at night as much as possible. If I ignore it, I can hear it calling to me. I know this is going to sound funny but I can’t write unless my house is at least straightened up. What is your writing process? Do you follow a regular routine or do you have any weird, funny, or unusual habits while writing and what are they? Kelly has been happily married to her husband for 20 years and has three children who are her life. In addition to being an author, Kelly writes for and shares her thoughts and stories that strike a chord in her on her blog. An avid football fan, she spends her fall months rooting on her favorite teams. When Kelly isn’t writing the mystery stories she loves, she is following her beloved Texas Longhorns. After spending 15 years in Myrtle Beach, SC, she finally made it back to her adopted hometown of Austin, TX. She spent 20 years in West Virginia before moving to Austin, Texas. Kelly Cozzone was born in New Martinsville, WV.

Tropical Dreams by Kelly Cozzone