1. Could you tell us a little bit about yourself?
Barbara Cerda is a Business Writer and featured author in the E-magazines, Surface Earth and Money for Lunch, News and Opinions. From the United States, she has been part of the writing community for over ten years. She loves to write articles, creating simple content to explain complex subjects, organize and revamp articles, and helping other business writers. She says that in learning communication and coaching skills through authoring, helps in becoming the constant evolutionist. No matter the genre, she enjoys the instant gratification of improving and being productive online and in creating seductive writing.
Born in Austin Texas and growing up in Chicago Illinois has refined her life’s experiences and broaden her writing disciplines. The writer was educated in biology and economics at Northeastern Illinois University, American Institute of Banking, for Trust Law and Bank Management, AT&T School of Business Technologies in Project Management and City Colleges of Chicago.
2. Describe your book Meretneith in 30 words or less.
The first in a series of novels that chronicle the events that shape then define the evolving relationships between the female warrior Protector Meretneith, her lovers and human kind
3. What was the hardest part of writing your book?
Perhaps the most difficult tasks in completing Meretneith is in organizing the storyline and making relevant the months of back-story research.
4. What books have had the greatest influence on you?
Blood and Gold, Anne Rice
Feast of all Saints, Anne Rice
Beauty’s Release, Anne Rice
The Tao of Physics, Fritjof Capra
Dune, Frank Herbert
5. Briefly share with us what you do to market your book?
Aggressive use of all social media as well as creating YouTube videos and inviting other authors to read my work.
6. How do you spend your time when you are not writing?
I am a contributing business author on several news and opinions websites and blogs
7. What are you working on next?
We are in editing of second in the series of Meretneith chronicles. The new work is entitled Meretneith and Merneptah
