Who I Am

K. Larsen gives good words

You talk. I listen. You move. I watch. You don't know I exist, but I learn from watching you. I absorb the minute details you emit. I use them. I write. I take the smallest sliver from you, about you and I piece it into a character. It takes so many little slivers to create a whole, complete being. I watch people. I hear words, individual words from many different conversations floating around. I stockpile them away. I rearrange them into to something else. Nothing goes to waste. There is a little of each one of you in each person I create. You are all of them and they are all of you. Good combined with bad. Kind mixed in with evil. All the little slivers compound on each other creating something bigger. That is how my writing works.

NEWSLETTER


Why I may or may not be interesting...

I am an avid reader, coffee drinker, and chocolate eater who loves writing.

If you love suspense and romance and a good read, you've come to the right spot! I may mess with your head a bit in the process. Enjoy!

I have a weird addiction to goat cheese and chocolate martinis, not together though.
I adore my dog.
He is the most awesome snuggledoo in the history of dogs.
Seriously.
I hate dirty dishes.
I like sarcasm and funny people.
I should probably be running right now... because of the goat cheese....and stuff.

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Favorite Books:
The Life List, Edge of Never, Gone Girl, Hopeless, The Hunger Games, Chocolate Loves Series, On the Island, The Butterfly Garden, The Paper Swan, Jinxed, Unravel, 53 Letters to my Lover, Quiet Lies, The Good Girl, The Breathing Series, Alice in Deadland and By A Thread series and Take This Regret and Where the Crawdads Sing...to start.

 

2 Comments

  • Larissa

    I love all the books in the Bloodlines series but my favorite was Objective. Even months after reading it I started to cry when I heard the Kip Moore song come on the radio. I have a visceral connection/response to the characters in that book. Even now I get an ache in the pit of my stomach thinking about the pain Magnolia lived with.

  • Tiffany

    I chose The Tudor for our book club this month. Our meeting is on 7/06/17. Do you happen to have any discussion questions for the story?