Hello, everyone. As some of you know, I’m the co-vice president of the Utica Writers Club. I am going to do a mini-series of interviews with my other club members. First off, we have Sarah Warring. Hey, Sarah. What is your role in the Utica Writers Club?
Sarah: Right now I am club secretary. However, I have also done my part as the treasurer.
Kissed by Literature: Which do you like best?
Sarah: Secretary probably.
KbL: What does that position entail?
Sarah: I take notes and then send them on to the President. I also am part of voting and other decisions.
KbL: How long have you been a member of the Utica Writers Club?
Sarah: Just under 6 years.
KbL: How did you find out about the club?
Sarah: I don't remember. I used to work with a member. Also a good friend of mine Joe, who used to be an active member, joined at the same time.
KbL: What’s your favorite part of the Utica Writers Club?
Sarah: Probably being around like minded people. They are very helpful when I actually bring something, but I have made good friends within the group.
KbL: What kind of stuff do you write?
Sarah: I write mostly fantasy fiction. Although, I will try almost any kind of writing.
KbL: Do you have a favorite story you’ve written?
Sarah: Well I have been writing a novel, Rayven's Fire, for over 10 years. I go back and forth with it, but it has always been my baby.
KbL: Any interesting club memories?
Sarah: Meeting local and famous authors. Being a contest judge is always interesting as well. *wink*
KbL: What is your favorite reading spot?
Sarah: My bed and some random spots in the local libraries.
KbL: What about a favorite writing spot?
Sarah: I can't be too comfy unless my muse is visiting.
KbL: Biggest writing blunder? Guilty reading pleasures?
Sarah: Most of my blunders are some cruddy poems in my youth.
KbL: Any weird writing rituals?
Sarah: I don't know if my rituals are weird, but I have to have some music on headphones. That way I can focus completely.
KbL: What about any guilty reading pleasures?
Sarah: Guilty pleasures are either some of the Chicken Soup books or fairy tales.
Thank you, Sarah! If anyone would like to ask her a question, I can pass it on and she’ll answer it here.
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