Spill the Tea Tuesday: Writing with Your Love

 Today, author Ashby Frost is spilling the tea...

Writing short stories and novels with your significant other can be challenging but extremely rewarding. I love collaborating storylines and ideas off Crespin; bouncing that level of imagination at work off each other is incredible, and I'm blessed to have a husband who supports my writing and understands each book's creation and publishing process. 

Do we clash on some ideas? Of course, we take a step away from that WIP and work on another or start a new one, then return to the last one with fresh eyes and a clear mind to tackle the storyline again. I love writing with Crespin, and although we write together and co-write short stories and novels, we also write our own projects. 

I highly recommend writing with the one you love but be sure you have enough coffee, wine, and chocolate.

Ashby Frost is a thriller author who recently delved into the horror genre while writing with her husband, Crespin Frost, a horror author. Ashby & Crespin went to high school in North Central Texas, where they developed a bond of love and friendship and married as teenagers. Residing in a small lake town in Texas with their dog Odie Beau they embark on many adventures and enjoy writing together and running their business Twisted Wolf Graphix. 

Ashby has been writing almost all her life; she has found that her love of writing thrillers and murder suspense is her favorite. She loves not knowing where a story or character will take her at the beginning; she just lets the words and imagination flow onto the screen and is usually very pleased with the new short story or novel she has created. Ashby is fascinated with female serial killers and loves to use them in her stories; she also writes stories of strong women; even if they get knocked down, they get back up and do whatever they must to save their own life!

You can learn more about Ashby on Amazon and Facebook.

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