Then again, I find sex scenes difficult to write, too, so I guess I’m a literary masochist. I can’t even explain why, but I find them ridiculously difficult to write. LA : Well, the action adventures tend to involve a type of scene that’s rapidly becoming the bane of my existence: Car chases. Do you find the plot of action adventures very much different in structure from romances? LOLĮlin: Many of your books have exciting action scenes. Names, faces, and identifying features are changed to protect, well, me.

There’ve been a few people who were modelled after people in my life, for better or worse, but the resemblance is only in my head. Have I ever turned a colleague into a character? Oh, you could say that. I’ve owned a not-terribly-successful photography business, and I did a stint editing videos for a porn company. I’ve worked a compressed gas equipment manufacturer, a medical monitor manufacturer, and a couple of jewelry stores. Before that, I spent a lot of time making other people rich, usually by way of customer service. About a year later, my first book came out, and when we returned to the States two years after that, it had turned into a full-time job. Since there weren’t a lot of civilian jobs over there, we decided I would take the plunge and try writing. Have been since the end of 2008 when the military transferred my husband to Okinawa. Welcome L A and thanks for agreeing to the interview.Įlin: Could you please us a little about yourself? For instance, are you a full time writer or do you have a day job as well? If so, have you ever been tempted to turn a colleague into a character in one of your books? Her latest release, co written with Aleksander Voinov, is Unhinge the Universe, an exciting historical drama set in 1944. In addition she has written many standalone works to delight her readers ranging from speculative fiction to steampunk and back via historical and contemporary romance. Her series of novels – Rules of Engagement, Cover Me, The Distance Between Us, Changing Plans and, with Aleksandr Voinov, The Market Garden – all have an avid following. My guest today is a best-selling author best known for scorching erotica and erotic romance, writing both M/F as Lauren Gallagher and M/M as L A Witt.

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