1

Some of my personal experiences were combined with the struggles I often see other people facing in life to create Forever June. I wanted to write a poetry book that would resonate with many while focusing on the important aspect of self-love and acceptance.

2

Definitely planning out the ending and last few poems.

3

A vast majority of my readers say that my poetry is very raw and beautifully shows the real world.

4

I enjoyed writing actually the darker poems in the story. It gave me a lot more flexibility to weave hidden meanings, foreshadowing, and figurative language in there. Furthermore, the ending will probably also be one of my favorite parts.

5

Forever June is currently a stand-alone novel with no plans of a sequel.

6

I just want to show that although moving on for whatever reason is difficult, there's still hope left. You need to learn how to love yourself before anything else.

7

Take everything people say with a grain of salt; not every comment you receive will be beneficial to your work.

8 ?

All my characters are varying pieces of me, so yes. June overanalyzes situations and expresses his emotions through writing in the same way I do. He's a very ambiguous character; I like writing characters in the gray area.

9

A strong opening is crucial for keeping readers engaged. If the premise of a book isn't intriguing, they will stop reading.

10

After I finish Forever June, I'll start to post Double Down, a New Adult mystery novel. With surprises and plot twists, it'll keep readers on the edge of their toes the entire time, and I'm excited to share it with this community.