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Remy Cavilich

Remy Cavilich
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Remy is a West Virginia native with a colorful and diverse upbringing who has dreamed of bringing relatable and transforming stories to life for readers. From her colorful hair to her fiery personality, she stands out in a way few dare to, and so do her stories. Writing across multiple genres, she puts to use her college studies in English/Creative Writing and her real-life experiences to bring readers the narratives that keep us wanting more. Here is her story:

Ever since I was a little girl, I’ve dreamed of writing books, becoming an author. When Covid-19 crippled the world, I finally found myself with enough free time on my hands to finally dive back into the world of fantasy and fiction that I’d grown up on. I am currently about to launch headfirst into this author thing, and I’m scared shitless, but I know that it’s one more step on the ladder to my dreams.

I live with my husband the hippie chef (who doesn’t cook at home), and our two sons–his personal clones–in the mountains of the Appalachian Range on the east coast, and our menagerie of pets–Dozer, our wolfdog; Smokey, Max, Gidget, and Skeeter, our cats; and the crazy eel and two fish in the tank that my kids haven’t managed to kill yet.

I grew up moving from state to state, with a very colorful and eventful childhood, not all of which was good. From my varied travels throughout life, I have taken the experiences I’ve gained and try to bring those experiences and events through in my characters, writing from a real-life, #OwnVoice perspective, and from whimsy at the same time.

I’m an open book and my inbox and comment section is always open, whether you want to talk for a while, or just ask a question. If you can’t reach me on social media or on here, you can always find me in my discord server, Remy’s Book Corner, where I and a host of my followers get together almost every day to chat about anything from writing to life.

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Like Mothman to a Flame
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Like Mothman to a Flameby Remy CavilichPublish: Aug 01, 2021Supernatural Suspense Romantic Suspense Paranormal Romance Science Fiction
Make It A Double: A Sandwich Shop Series Novella
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Make It A Double: A Sandwich Shop Series Novellaby Remy CavilichPublish: Jan 18, 2022
Direwolf Dilemma: The Rise of Rebekah (Season of the Genetic Superwolves Book 1)
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Direwolf Dilemma: The Rise of Rebekah (Season of the Genetic Superwolves Book 1)by Remy CavilichPublish: Dec 24, 2021
By Any Other Name: A Time Traveling Romance
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By Any Other Name: A Time Traveling Romanceby Remy CavilichPublish: Aug 20, 2021

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    • AllAuthor AllAuthor 2 years ago
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    • How do you think concepts such as Kindle, and e-books have changed the present or future of reading?
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      • I think the introduction of eBooks has made it easier for people to own books. It's affordable, it's portable, it's space-saving and it's recoverable if you lose your device or break it. It's embracing technology to the fullest and it puts more money in the hands of your favorite authors. What's not to like?
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      • Remy Cavilich Remy Cavilich 2 years ago
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      • What work schedule? Honestly, I'm always inspired, so I try to sit down in front of the computer and get to work after a Redbull each morning, but having two kids and a husband means I'm always doing something. I fit writing in where and when I can.
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    • What is that one thing you think readers generally don't know about your specific genre?
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      • Remy Cavilich Remy Cavilich 2 years ago
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      • I write romance as my main genre, and I don't think people realize that a romance story can be riveting outside of the love interest. Romance used to mean one thing: Two people meet, fall in love, cue Happily Ever After. Now, romance is used to cover anything with a romantic subplot or main theme. Romance isn't just for women--MEN, pick one up and find an author who speaks to you. You deserve a happily ever after too. And now all romances end happily ever after anymore. Authors have shifted with the times, we understand not everything is rainbows and sunshine.
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      • I actually wanted to be an author straight out of high school. I even went to college for English and creative writing so I could be a better author. It's the only dream I've ever had.
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    • Have you ever incorporated something that happened to you in real life into your novels?
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      • Remy Cavilich Remy Cavilich 2 years ago
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      • ALWAYS. I can't stress this enough--real-life experience is the biggest and easiest way to connect with your readers. Do you think you're the only klutzy kid who tripped up the stairs and still does it as an adult? NO. You're not, and odds are, some of your readers will connect with the little things like that. I won't tell you right here WHAT SPECIFIC events in my books have happened to me, but they're not always good ones. When you read my books, you get to know a piece of me. If you read them all, you'll have a good grasp of the whole person I am.
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      • A good cover and title are very important, but the story is and always will be the main focus. I personally have a problem letting go of creative control, so I've taken to self-publishing so I can make my own covers. I even learned a whole graphic design program over the span of a few days so I could make them like a pro.
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    • AllAuthor AllAuthor 2 years ago
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    • Have you ever experienced "Writer's Block"? Any tips you would like to share to overcome it?
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      • I wish I could say I have, but I've been lucky. The longest I've ever been plagued by the inability to write something meaningful was a few days, and that was more due to clinical depression than anything else. But if you're stuck, never try to force it. Sometimes it helps to step back. If you feel the need to write, but you can't find a good way to push your story forward, talk to some people, other authors, other writers, or readers, even. Sometimes all you need is a fresh perspective, sometimes you just need to work on a different project. I always like to keep a WIP in the closet so I can yank it out and bash at the keyboard stress-free, to help refresh me.
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      • OF COURSE I read my book reviews. Every author does, at first. The difference is, I understand those reviews are for other readers mostly, and not just myself. I know not everyone will like my books because we all like different things. And that's okay. If you have a bad experience with one of my books, my DM's are ALWAYS open, because, like most humans, I'm always learning. I want you to like what I write, so if you want to see something different, you don't like something, or something strongly offends you in one of my books, PLEASE tell me.

        I treat good reviews like the positive feedback they are, and sometimes will use snippets from a good and well-written review to promote content, like most authors do. The difference with me, though, is you'll also see me use bad reviews the same way. I embrace them all and have no problem receiving bad reviews.
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      • The fact that I do not have the appendages they do, nor do I think like they do. It makes it hard to get in a man's mind when you don't really understand why they do some of the things they do. And asking men to explain is like talking to a brick wall--they don't really help at all.
        Kidding. But seriously, the first part. Not having their, uhm, appendages.
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