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Emily Fox
Emily Fox was raised in a small town in Queensland, Australia, where she graduated high school and leapt into the workforce, only to find that her passion for writing was too great...view moreEmily Fox was raised in a small town in Queensland, Australia, where she graduated high school and leapt into the workforce, only to find that her passion for writing was too great, and she decided to pursue her dreams. Hence Rise of The Golden Dragon, her first novel, was born.
There you go, my short simple bio. Pretty average right? I’d prefer to be more personal in all honesty. So, you’re interested in knowing more about me? What would you like to know?
Where did your interest in writing originate?
I’m not sure entirely, I’d have to say it was probably my love of reading. I would always read, day in, day out. Then one day it hit me, hey, I have an idea, a story. And I want to share it. What better way than to write a novel?
What’s the most important thing in the world for you?
Family. Family always comes first for me.
What is your favorite genre to read/write?
I’d have to say urban fantasy and paranormal. Who doesn’t like the idea of something magical and amazing happening right here alongside us? That there’s more than meets the eye in this world? However, I quite enjoy high fantasy as well.
Where do your ideas come from?
I’m a dreamer. Certain ideas have originated from a vivid dream, which I’ve then just built on. Others have just been inspired by everyday life. Sometimes even another book, movie or TV series will inspire one little idea which I then build on.
Do you work to an outline or plot or do you prefer to just see where an idea takes you?
Sometimes. I usually give myself a basic plot/outline, like the main highlights or a rough idea of what I want them to be, and then just see where it takes me.
What is the easiest thing about writing?
For me, I’d have to say it’s the ideas. I find it fun and exciting to come up with ideas, and the basic ones that give a rough plot to a story come naturally. Then it’s just a matter of putting those ideas onto paper and building them into a full story.view less