In the past, writing a book has taken her anywhere from around five months to two years. I just write little bits whenever I can.” “I’m doing a double minor in creative writing and English. In addition to the six projects she currently has underway, Fournier is also going to school and working a part-time job. And she can feel it and she’s like, ‘what’s happening?’”Īs exciting as working on a new project can be, it can sometimes be difficult to find the time to write. So, he’s in her arm and he’s moving around and stuff. For part of it, he is going to end up being in her body. “He’s mentioned throughout the story,” she says. While her new project is not the first romance novel under Fournier’s belt, it is the first book that will include a dragon. “That was the first genre that I started reading.” “In grade four, I started reading adult novels,” she explains. Nearly all of Fournier’s work is romance driven, and this new book is no different. She has a pet dragon and she can control the elements.” “Her name’s Lucy she is the last-born princess of a nation that was destroyed.

awesome and super brave and will do anything to protect her friends and family,” she explains.

“There’s this new book that I haven’t finished writing yet. In addition to her repertoire of published works, she has several projects that she is currently working on. Shortly thereafter, she began working on original projects-a mixture of novels, short stories and poetry. She began her writing career at age fifteen, writing fan fictions based off her favourite television series.

“I’m trying to get into an actual publishing house but I’m still waiting on that.” I’m broke so I can’t really afford an actual editor,” she admits with a laugh. Fournier is the author of multiple books, including Hated, a romance novel about the son of an infamous Mafia member and a young woman whose parents suddenly vanish. Seated inside one of those tents, surrounded by copies of her books, is Caitlyn Fournier. The scorching hot September sun beats down on the myriad white tents which make up the Word on the Street festival. “I just write little bits whenever I can”: Making time for what you love

Difficulty by Caitlyn Fournier