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Please welcome Fab author Ella Jade!

Ella Jade

I’ve been a writer my whole life. As a child, I had an active imagination. The stories and plots have always played out in my head but I never knew what to do with them. I have books filled with stories. Writing has been my escape for as long as I can remember but I never knew what to do with my tales. That all changed when I discovered the eBooks industry.

Becoming a published author has affected my life in many positive ways. Getting the opportunity to work with so many talented publishers and editors has helped me perfect my craft. In the two years since I took the plunge and started submitting my work, I’ve become a stronger writer. I’m learning to take more risks and explore some sub-genres that I have never tried before. I just finished penning my first paranormal romance.

I’ve also met some really great writers and readers along the way. There are so many people willing to help and support you in the writing community. I’ve been lucky enough to make some really great friends who have held my hand and talked me off many cliffs.

I think the most positive thing to come out of my writing is finally finding an outlet to share my stories. The voices inside my head are very active and I have lots of journeys to tell. I love having a creative outlet. Writing does all of that for me.

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Andra Lyn said…
Hey I tried commenting before so please delete if this is a repeat! I"ve really enjoyed the book blast! Thanks for hosting and for the giveaway!

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