Author Bio:
Susan Abraham is an award-winning technical writer and in previous lives been an international recruiter, collections agent, teacher, seamstress, and farm hand. She has travelled to China, through Eastern Europe, experienced the shelling first hand of Nicaragua and a survivor of an underground train crash.
Susan Abraham undertakes her first published literary work recounting life as a single parent with a young child, penniless, under-employed and at risk of losing everything.
In her first book, she takes the reader from the point of desperation, digging her way out of massive debt using simple strategies and a tenacious attitude to finally reach financial freedom. Using wit and wisdom, she lays out a step-by-step BLUEPRINT that not only charts a way out of debt but shows the reader how to build a permanent safety net.
What inspires you to write?
I have spent my whole life writing for other people. I’ve always knew I had a story to tell. My life has been incredibly interesting and my own experiences often make people chuckle. My desire is to write about real-life events that are inspirational and funny!
Tell us about your writing process.
I am an outliner and I use mind-mapping. I find outlining my story, I often have to shake it until it funnels down to the actual storyline. I do a lot of rewriting.
For Fiction Writers: Do you listen (or talk to) to your characters?
Well my character is myself… and yes, I do talk a lot to myself.
Who are your favorite authors?
Ken Follett – I’m completely hooked on his books.
How did you decide how to publish your books?
I came across Chandler Bolt of Self-Publishing School and absolutely fell in love with the marketing aspect. I am completely in awe of this group. Professional, ethical and well organized. I know that sounds like I’m advertising… but I’ve been through the school and from beginning to end, it can’t be beat! Honestly!
What do you think about the future of book publishing?
It appears that self-publishing will be a growing trends.
What genres do you write?
Non-Fiction – Self-Help
What formats are your books in?
eBook
Website(s)
Link To Susan Abraham Page On Amazon
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