Finish college and be happy were pretty much the two things I set out to do with my life. You know, I’ve never set a lot of goals for myself.
OUaT: Besides celebrating the 1 year anniversary of November 9 in 2016, where and what do you see yourself having accomplished by that date? And what about November 9 in 10 years? It was definitely difficult but I think I accomplished it. It was difficult to write a believable connection when overall, the characters spend so little time together. My main concern was that readers wouldn’t buy into their connection every year without seeing more of their personalities outside of each other. And we only see them on one day each year. The thing that’s so different about this book from the others I’ve written is that we follow the characters through several years of their lives. How hard was it to write the future November 9 scenarios? OUaT: After I read November 9, I sat quietly trying to remember what I could have done the year before on the exact date….
However, I had no idea until I was almost finished with the book that the poet I quoted a lot (Dylan Thomas) died on November 9th. I wish I had a better answer, but it really was just a random date. I went through several in my head, looked at me schedule and figured Fall would be the best time to release and then decided on November 9 because I think it has a ring to it. I knew I wanted to write a book with the date as the title. OUaT: The most obvious question, why November 9? Why that specific date? Here is my Q&A with Colleen Hoover, enjoy!!! She lives in Texas with her husband and their three boys. Colleen Hoover is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Slammed, This Girl, Point of Retreat, Hopeless, Losing Hope, Finding Cinderella, Maybe Someday, Ugly Love, Maybe Not, and Confess.
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