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URL:
www.sierradafoe.com
Contact:
sierra@sierradafoe.com
ABOUT SIERRA
In 2006, Sierra
Dafoe received three 2006 CAPA nominations including
Favorite Erotic Author, a fact which still has her stunned!
She has since earned numerous book awards, recommended
reads, and a second Favorite Erotic Author nomination in the
2007 CAPAs.
Sierra lives in northern New Hampshire's White
Mountains with her incredibly tolerant hubby, her thoroughly
obnoxious cat, and her twelve-year-old puppy. Visit her
website for her latest news, monthly contests, and other
features. She loves hearing from her readers.
INTERVIEW
Q: Where do you get your ideas?
A: Elves. I get mine from elves. Like the Keebler Elves®, only
instead of living in a tree they live inside my head. And
instead of making cookies they generate story ideas. Sometimes
though if I'm really lucky, I get one dipped in chocolate. Seriously, I have no idea. The ideas just show up, and
I'm grateful!
Q: What do you like best about being a writer?
A: The dress code. How many jobs can you go to in your pajamas?
Hee! Everything, actually. I love everything about being a
writer. I'm lucky enough to get paid for something I love doing,
and to have other people enjoy it. When a reader tells me how
much she loved a story, that's the best. There's nothing in the
world better than that.
Q: If there was one place in the world you could visit,
where would it be and why?
A: Oh, now that's just cruel. One? I only get to pick one? In
that case, I'd visit a boat yard and buy a sailboat. And then I
could go almost anywhere with a shore line. I know, that's
cheating. This is part of why I write. It lets me visit all the
places I can imagine.
Q: What feeds your muse?
A: Chocolate, of course. Tea, I love tea. English breakfast,
Earl Gray, Darjeerling. I once had this wonderful Russian black
tea with orange rinds in it. That stuff had more kick than an
infuriated mule, I loved it.
Hiking. The sound of the wind. The ocean. I miss living
in Maine, and the coast. Then again, I love the mountains.
Luckily my muse is pretty adaptable!
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