AuthorTube Newbie Tag

Hello, everyone, this is the authortube newbie tag. I found out about this tag from Emily from Emily Kathleen Reads. A link to her video is:

The questions!
0:00 Intro
0:19 1. How did you find out about authortube?
0:40 2. What genres do you write in?
2:28 3. What is your preferred writing tense, point of view, and category of story (Children's, YA, NA, Adult, etc.)
2:57 4. Are you a plotter, pantser or plantser?
4:13 5. Are you self-published, traditionally published, or yet to be published?
5:40 6. What publishing company, literary agent, and/or printing company are you represented by or use? If you're not yet published, what is your dream publishing house and/or literary agent?
6:00 7. What authortube-related content can we expect to find on your channel?
6:53 8. When did you start writing?
7:44 9. What was the first story you ever wrote?
9:24 10. What authors have inspired your writing the most?
10:34 11. Do you schedule your writing sessions or simply write whenever you can find the time?
11:17 12. Do you type on a computer, typewriter, write everything out by hand, or use a blend of those?
12:03 13. What are you most looking forward to now that you're a part of authortube?

[MrVlandus]

Welcome to this world of Authortube. I am glad that you have joined the community. I am a fantasy writer and I make videos here on YouTube.

[LadyJaneBooks]

Hello! This was so interesting! I just looked up Keeping Creed and it sounds very complex and unique. Enjoyed watching this video and learning more about your writing!

[DorothyOzmaLover]

I like Young Adult and satires so I'm intrigued by your writings. Then as a guitarist who plays original music for book trailers I like learning writers' process since that helps me understand stories when I interpret it & represent it w/ music. Interested to learn how you edit since that's intriguing to know as a reader and to know why stories are told the way that they are.

[lostinabookcase]

I stick to YA or fantasy because thats primarily what I read and know best!

[steelstk]

I know you said that you don't want to compete with the tips and tricks. I'd honestly love to hear the tips and tricks or "hacks" you've found along your journey specifically :)