She’s my literary crush (but if you happen to leak that to Neil Gaiman, I’ll swear that you’re lying and he’s my one true love). I’d like to go back in time and just sit at her feet to drink in her brilliance. I had a lot of writing influences, but if I had to choose just one that impacted me the most it would be Christina Rossetti. So I’ve crammed a lot of writing in that small span of years.ĭid any particular author influence your writing? I went from poems to short stories, and then finally novels. It’s like it opened a floodgate to a passion I didn’t even know existed. After that, poems just started pouring out of me. After reading it, my cousins were all so touched that they had the preacher use it as part of the eulogy. It was a tribute to how his sharp wit and tender heart lived on in the lives of all of his grandkids. My grandfather died of cancer, and on the night of his death, I sat down and wrote a poem for him-my way of saying goodbye. 😉 But, I started writing seriously in hopes to be published back in 2004. My dad actually threw them away accidentally a while back when cleaning out the attic, so they’re probably sitting in a landfill somewhere now, entertaining a rat or two.
How long have you been writing, and what first inspired you?Īs a teen, I wrote a few silly little stories. Born in Massachusetts on June 9th (I prefer to keep the year to myself), and now I live in Texas. What is your given name, when/where were you born, and where do you live now?Īnita Grace Howard.
Below is a collection of A.G.’s favorite questions and answers from assorted online interviews she’s done over the years. You’ll find a full list of the interviews/interviewers beneath the Q&A section.
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