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Rachel Harrison on Making Horror Personal, Finding Her Voice, Writing Rituals, and New Book Play Nice
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Today, we've got the amazing Rachel Harrison with us. She's the USA Today bestselling author behind some seriously killer books like 'So Thirsty,' 'Black Sheep,' 'Such Sharp Teeth,' 'Cackle,' and 'The Return.' Rachel spills the tea on her writing rituals, from making playlists to planning epic book tours. We dive into her brand-new novel, 'Play Nice,' which has some wild Britney Spears and Amityville vibes. Rachel also gets real about her journey to becoming an author and dishes out some solid advice for those of you looking to make it in the writing game. We even fantasize about which of her books would make the best films and who she'd love to see direct them. Trust me, you don't want to miss this one! Click Here To Watch The Youtube Video Instead What You'll Hear:
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- Meet Rachel
- Discussing Rachel's Books and Impact
- Writing Rituals and Book Promotion
- Tour Experiences and Fashion
- Writing Process and Book Development
- Advice for Aspiring Authors
- Finding Your Writing Niche
- New Book: Play Nice
- Dream Adaptations and Final Thoughts
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