Author to Author: Angel Lawson


We're featuring Angel Lawson today on Author to Author. She's the author of the Wraith series. And we have exciting news about the drawing! If we reach 2,000 entries, there will be a second prize package awarded! The Rafflecopter is at the bottom of the post.



Angel Lawson lives with her family in Atlanta and has a lifelong obsession with creating fiction from reality, either with paint or words. On a typical day you can find her writing, reading, plotting her escape from the zombie apocalypse and trying to get the glitter out from under her nails.

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Ten Questions

1. Who's your favorite author, and why? Impossible to answer question.

I've always been a fan of Stephen King and Barbara Kingsolver. I love Harry Potter and the world building and I'm currently rereading The Hunger Games for the third time and even though I know the outcome I'm still on the edge of my seat.


2. If you could have a conversation with one of the characters in your most-recently released novel, which one would it be and why? 

Ruby, because we could talk about zombies and going to Comic Con.


3. Where do you get the ideas and inspiration for your characters personalities? 

I try to think about what I know or what I want to learn about. This summer a trip to the beach my family has always visited (since my mother was a child) prompted a story I never realized was in my head. Right now I'm drawing on my past as a caseworker and some of the grittier details from that period of my life. But I also love researching new things. Airstream trailers, Parkour, palmistry.


4. What is the best thing (in your opinion) about being a writer? 

Permission to get lost in your mind. I've always been a daydreamer. Now I have an excuse.


5. How did you find your agent/publisher? 

I queried for about 6 months and got either form letter rejections, a couple of requests and very little feedback. During that time I started looking more and more into Self-publishing and it really seemed like the best fit for me and my personality.


6. What's the best piece of writing advice you've been given? 

Always write. Keep writing. And then write some more.


7. Biggest mistake you've made as an author? 

I wish I'd done a bit better editing job on my first book. It had some mistakes that I've gone back and fixed. I hate reading reviews where it comments them. I was overwhelmed though and had read it so many times. At some point you have to trust those working with you. I think at this point I've set up a pretty good system to catch errors. I hope.

8. What would the lead character of your latest novel want for Christmas? 

 Have yourself a zombie little Christmas.
Probably the assurance of a ghost free Christmas. Oh, and to make out with Connor.


9. Favorite Christmas music? 

Feed the World-BandAid. I loved Duran Duran. My best friend and I had a whole dance to the song with hand movements. Very Napoleon Dynamite.


10. What was the best gift you ever received?

Ugh. I have no idea. I remember getting Barbie Townhouse one year. Oh and a doll that you could put in the bathtub. My mom told me it was too expensive and I couldn't have one. Santa to the rescue!


Thank you, Angel!
You can find her books at CreateSpace, and Amazon.


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Author to Author Giveaway!
Second prize package added if we get 2,000 entries!


Prize pack of ebooks:
Legacy of a Dreamer by Allie Jean (16+)
Lessons Learned by Sydney Logan (16+)
Ghostwriter by Lissa Bryan (16+)
Behind Closed Doors by Sherri Hayes (16+)
Fifty Shades of Jungle Fever by L.V. Lewis (18+)
Riverbend by Andrea Goodson
Serial Summer by Angel Lawson (18+)
MORE by T.M. Franklin
Valerie, Daughter of the Dragon by Robert S. Fuller, Jr.
Ghosts of our Pasts by N.K. Smith
My Only by N.K. Smith
The Six by K.B. Hoyle
Damaged Goods by Alexandra Allred


Please note, the 18+ titles will only be awarded to a winner eighteen years or older.


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2 comments:

  1. Going to check out this series now! Love your comment about re-readingThe Hunger Games. Isn't great how a good book can do that to you?

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    1. Thanks! Seriously, I just randomly decided to reread it and the whole time I'm panicking about Peeta. Totally ridiculous.

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