Author Kate Hill
S: Welcome, Kate!
You have an impressive back list. Why did you become a writer?
K: I love reading stories and I love telling them. I started writing to tell stories that I wanted to read, but hadn't found.
S: What attracts you to the romance genre?
K: The endless possible settings in which characters, both human and sometimes non-human, can find love.
S: What is your favorite thing about writing romance?
K: Developing the closeness between the main characters, and watching them interact
with each other and others as well. I love the underlying friendship and
loyalty that accompanies the love between the main characters.
S: Do you remember your first kiss?
K: (Laughs.) What was
memorable about it? I remember it because it was terrible. It taught me what I
didn't want, which can be valuable.
S: What was your worst date ever?
K: I once dated a
person who came into my house and started opening my cabinets. I'm not sure I
can call it an actual date, because once that happened, I ended it and didn't
bother with the rest of the evening. Needless to say, I never dated that person
again.
S: (Chuckles.) That's pretty awful! Most people limit themselves to the medicine cabinet in the bathroom, with the door closed!
Do you believe in love at first sight? Has it ever
happened to you?
K: I never believed in love at first sight until my grandmother
said to me, "If you can hate someone on sight, why can't you love someone on
sight?" Ever since then, I've believed it can happen, even though I've
personally never experienced it.
S: If you had to do it all over again, would you
still write books?
K: Definitely. I don't think I could stop myself if I
tried.
S: What are you currently working on?
K: Right now I'm
working on "Amelia and Orion," the last book in the Wild Witches of Beaver Bay
series. They have been secondary characters in other books in the series, but
it's time for them to admit that there's far more than friendship between them.
S: What/who inspires you?
K: Anyone who has ever pursued
their dream inspires me.
S: Do you ever have a problem ending a book?
K: Always.
The last line of a book is probably the hardest thing to write, other than
blurbs.
S: Kate, thanks so much for joining me today! If you would like to learn more about Kate and her books, please visit--
Website: https://kate-hill.com/
Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Kate-Hill/e/B002BLS7OW
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/KateH02