Today I am pleased to have Danielle Rogland with us for a gif interview! In case you are new to the site, a gif interview is where the author is only allowed to answer my questions using gifs or pictures. I hope you enjoy it!
Hello Danielle Rogland and welcome to the blog!
(The Princess Bride owned by MGM)
If you could live anywhere (real or fictional) where would it be?
(The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring owned by WarnerBrothers)
What’s your favorite part of being a writer?
(Source: Late Late Show)
What is the worst part of being a writer?
(Supernatural owned by The CW)
What does it look like when you start writing a new idea?
(Bruce Almighty owned by Universal Studios Home Entertainment)
How do you feel when you are editing?
(Peter Pan owned by Disney)
You have writer’s block, what does your reaction look like?
(Source: Giphy)
Can you share a gif that describes what your latest book is about?
(Star Wars: Rogue One owned by LucasFilm)
How are you feeling about Ignite finally being out in the wild (aka published)?
(Tangled owned by Disney)
Thank you for visiting the blog, Danielle Rogland. It was such a pleasure to have you!
(The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King owned by New Line Home Video)
About Danielle Rogland:Danielle Rogland began writing Ignite at the age of 17, and finished at age 21. She is now 25 and lives in Seattle, Washington, where she earned her English degree from Seattle Pacific University, and works in marketing and freelance writing while working on her second novel. She grew up near Portland, Oregon, and was always one of those kids who carried around giant books like The Lord of the Rings to read during recess. She can currently be found frequenting comic conventions, pestering her three younger siblings, or hiding out in her home and posting things on social media. You can follow her on twitter @daniellerogland or facebook @danielleroglandauthor.
About Ignite:
In the ruins of dystopian London, the Empire rules through fear and fire.
Ever since her parents were murdered by the empire’s agents, Jacks has been living on the street as a pickpocket, trying to keep away from trouble. When she accidentally witnesses the rebel group ‘The Flames’ in the middle of an operation, she is unwillingly swept up into their world, and has to decide if she’s going to go back to looking after herself or join the rebellion and help them fight for the people of London Ruins.
She knows that getting involved was stupid, but does she really have a choice?
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