Sarah Aisling hails from the East Coast of the US and
loves living by the ocean with her incredibly indulgent husband and precocious
daughter. Her main writing interests lie in Romance and Romantic Suspense, and
she is also planning a Dystopian novel. Unwilling to box herself in, her future
story ideas also include Sci-Fi and Paranormal fiction. She constantly fights
for space in her head with numerous plot bunnies and fictional people who just
won’t be quiet; they even invade her dreams.
While growing up, Sarah could often be found with a
marbled composition book across her knees, scribbling away with her favorite
colored pens—never anything as mundane as blue or black. She’s forever grateful
to a grammar school teacher who gave permission for Sarah to check books out of
the library that were far above her grade level, sparking her creativity to
reach new heights.
For many years, Sarah concentrated on other areas of her
life and let writing fall to the wayside. She never lost her love for the
written word and could always be found with a book (or two) in hand, along
with the “emergency book” she’s always kept in her car. Now she carries
her Nook everywhere she goes.
In 2006, Sarah’s car was hit by a truck that ran a red
light. Her injuries were extensive, the recovery long and difficult. A
severe head injury left her unable to think, concentrate, or read as well
as before. The challenges of a cognitive deficit that affected the area of the
brain responsible for word access angered Sarah, leaving her determined it
would not get the best of her. Since she was able to describe the words
she wanted even though she couldn't remember them, the Thesaurus
became a constant companion and source of comfort.
Sarah began writing fan fiction in 2009, determined to
push through the cognitive difficulties and recapture her wild
imagination. Encouraged by the response to her stories, she broke into
writing her own original fiction. Sarah entered the TWCS Publishing
House original fiction contest. She won second place Voter’s Choice, first
place Judges' Choice, and was offered a publishing contract for her romantic
suspense entry.
Sarah is currently editing her novella turned novel, The Weight of Roses. She
continues writing fan fiction in addition to original fiction, rising an hour early
each workday to make time for writing. A sequel to The Weight of Roses, tentatively titled The Path of Thorns, is in the
works.
When Sarah isn’t being enslaved by her characters, she can
be found with her nose in a book, biking, hiking, camping, seeking out
unique nail polish colors, obsessing over anything leopard, or spending time
with friends and family.
Where to find Sarah:
Twitter: @SarahAisling
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SarahAislingAuthor
Website: SarahAisling.com
Twitter: @SarahAisling
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SarahAislingAuthor
Website: SarahAisling.com
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