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150 Finding The Strength To Write After Tragedy And Grief With USA Today Bestselling Author Melinda Colt.
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Today on the show we are traveling to Romania speaking to USA Today Bestselling Author Melinda Colt.
Melinda Colt is an award-winning and bestselling author of thrillers, suspense, and mystery novels. While she’s a Juris Doctor and professional target shooter, she worked as a journalist before she became a full-time author and owns a graphic design business.
Melinda indulges her romantic side by writing romance novels under the pen name Melinda De Ross.
In today’s episode we discuss:
· Melinda’s wide variety of interests, including having a law degree, being a journalist, a professional target shooter, and owning her own graphic design studio.
- What it was like living in Romania under communism.
· Her interesting childhood and being immersed in many endeavors.
· What Melinda’s influences were growing up that molded her author career.
· Her beginnings as a journalist and how that helped her later as an author.
· Melinda being a former target shooting champion and how that has influenced her writing.
· Her writing in two different genres, crime fiction, and romance, and how she blends the two.
· How Melinda earned the title, “USA Today Bestselling Author.”
· How Melinda overcame personal tragedy and profound grief not writing for almost two years, to finishing her next novel.
· Her advice to anyone getting back to writing after a personal tragedy.
Please visit the Melinda Colt website.
Come on over to the Melinda De Ross website.
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