Amanda Meuwissen

I’m preparing for an upcoming blog tour starting next week, doing a bunch of interviews, as well as having some new reviews come in for some older works. Stay tuned! But one of my interview questions reminded me of something: 1) my favorite movie ever, and 2) a little prompt I wrote based on it once. The questions asked me to describe the movie I can watch again and again, and there was no contest: The Fifth Element. I have a top five for movies that can occasionally shift, b

There are three fun facts surrounding Lovesick Titans, and the overall two-part series. 1st: It’s an adapted fanfic about The Flash and Captain Cold from DC Comics (specifically the CW’s TV universe). 2nd: The editing and cover art was done by fans of mine. 3rd: It started as a single book and almost became a trilogy before I decided on splitting it in half. Adapted fanfic I am a huge proponent of fanfiction and have written articles about how to take fanfic and adapt them

I love fandom. I love fanfiction. I don’t plan to ever stop writing it or being part of fandoms that make me smile. I am also a published author, and most of my books are adapted fanfics. Why? Because they are the stories I pour my soul into, and if I can change them into something that a wider audience might enjoy, I love the idea of doing that and pulling in more readers. Why not? After all, I have spent months, even years sometimes, writing fanfics, and they are no less im

Who’s excited for Good Omens to come to Amazon as a series next year? Personally, I am psyched, because Good Omens is my favorite standalone novel and I have been waiting for this adaptation for years. I know some people aren’t keen on the recent casting, but I am eager to see what can be done with a story that remains my go-to indulgence when I just want to reread something amazing and familiar. But I couldn’t help also being reminded of KrimsonRogue (a guy after my own hear