Show Notes
My guest this week is Kirsty Greenwood, whose new book Romantic Hero is out now everywhere, all over the world.
Kirsty writes what she calls “speculative romantic comedy,” and I really loved her first book, Love of my Afterlife.
We discuss SHOCKING topics like deleting the first book she tried to write, the character journeys in Romantic Hero, dealing with writer’s block, and punching people in the face.
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You can find Kirsty Greenwood at her website, KirstyGreenwood.com, and sign up for her newsletter. You can also find her on Instagram and on Facebook at KirstyGreenwoodBooks.
You can also listen to us discussing Love of my Afterlife in Episode 622. The Love of My Afterlife with Kirsty Greenwood.
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