For better or for worse, I write in multiple genres from paranormal romance, to contemporary romance and then on a completely different angle children’s fantasy (as Lily Rose). Why do I do this?
The answer is simple; I love writing and I enjoy having the flexibility to switch between the genres
I have been writing stories since primary school and writing in different genres comes naturally to me. I couldn’t stop this this approach if I wanted to. I love the variety of writing in multiple genres. It matches what I read, which is everything and anything. So, it’s not surprising I write so broadly.
The approach to writing paranormal romance is very different to children’s fantasy, no surprise there, but what this does it helps to keep the process enjoyable and interesting for me. There are times when I want to write more adult stories, that’s where my mindset is at. After writing a story, especially a novel length, which could have been dark, contained fight scenes, steamy romance, I’m looking to have a break.
By changing to something like writing a middle grade story, gives my brain a break. I write a story that still is in the realm of fantasy which I love, but also at the same time it is fun, and I can let my imagination play. This helps to fill my creative well, keeps me enthusiastic about what I’m writing.
Variety is the spice of life, and my writing life is enriched by having multiple genres to let my imagination run wild in.
Paranormal Romance
Shadow WolfCan a wolf shifter who hates humans and a human who is afraid of dogs work together to save both their asses?
If Tamaska wants to advance her career, she must sell the Blood Opal to the highest bidder. But when the precious gem is stolen in front of everyone, her future ends up in jeopardy.
The prime suspect?
Zodiak, a security guard from Shadow Protection—assigned as a last minute change—and someone Tamaska isn’t keen to trust.
Zodiak is adamant about his innocence and believes the culprit is a vampire. He claims he wants to help, but Tamaska isn’t having it…until an effort to recover the stone from a dangerous visit to a nightclub leaves her life hanging in the balance.
Now, if she wants to escape she’ll have to accept the shifter’s help…and hope he doesn’t end up killing her chances of getting out alive.
Contemporary Romance
Children's fantasy
Lilliana Rose
Lilliana Rose has published poetry, short stories, and novels. She loves to write, and tries to write something new everyday. With her varied background in genetics research, teaching and counselling, and having grown up on an Australian farm her novels show this broad experience of life. She enjoys creating stories in the genres of steampunk, romance, rural romance, fantasy, science fiction and horror.She has mentored creative writing students for the past five years, and presents creative writing and journaling workshops locally (and soon to be online).
Lilliana also writes Children's stories as Lily Rose.
Love variety! Thanks for sharing Lilliana.
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