Marketing for Romance Writers Magazine May, 2019 Volume # 2, Issue # 5 | Page 6

P. E. KAVANAGH
INTERVIEW (Cont.)
MFRW:
PEK:
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W h a t a r e yo u r
thoughts on love
scenes in romance
novels?
Since I write about
the emotional jour-
ney of adults in a
love relationship, the
sexual relationship is
integral. I love writ-
ing these scenes and
reading these scenes,
with all their deli-
cious detail. As long
as the actions are
interwoven with the
themes and charac-
terization, I can‟t get
enough.
MFRW:
PEK:
MFRW:
PEK:
What is the single most important part of
writing for you?
I believe the creative process and making art is
one of the greatest healing forces we have
access to. My writing began as an attempt to
sort out the conflicting, and often painful,
thoughts I was having. All these years later, it
helps me to make sense of the incomprehen-
sible and remake the world in a way that
makes me happy.
Do you write more than one genre? If so,
what are they?
All my books are contemporary romances.
Occasionally, they will include a splash of sus-
pense or a sprinkle of fantasy. It‟s a represen-
tation of how I see the world. Love, excite-
ment, and magic feature prominently. My
nonfiction writing, which includes essays and
articles, leans more toward the inspirational
and educational.