Making it Up with Marlee Bush, author of Whispers of Dead Girls
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Making it Up with Marlee Bush, author of Whispers of Dead Girls
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“I think that when you don't have an abundance of time, you cherish the time you have more. So that goes for my kids and for writing. I take it very seriously and I do cherish it. It doesn't feel like a job. It doesn't feel like work… But then the same with them, because I'm getting pulled in two different directions. I cherish the time when I can just focus on them more. I think it just helps me to be a better mom and a better writer.” — Marlee Bush
Marlee Bush lives in Alabama with her husband and children. With degrees in Criminology and English, she’s obsessed with true crime and documentaries. Her favorite stories to tell are the kind that make you double check the locks on your door at night. When She Was Me is her debut novel, and her second novel Whispers of Dead Girls, came out last May.
Among other things, Marlee and Carter discuss the identity shift that results from getting published, how Marlee started writing while working in a call center, and why making money from writing should not determine your status as a professional writer. At the end of their conversation, they make up a creepy story using a line from Elise Hart Kipness’s Dangerous Play.