Although it wasn’t a major character it was still my biggest challenge to have her back interacting with the others and reacting to different situations.

I think in the end I wrote the character back into about seven chapters. One big change was resurrecting someone that had originally been killed off very early on. They tend to be who they are and if I’m to force a change it’s much more difficult for me to continue writing them. There wasn’t too much to change in terms of the characters, perhaps a little strengthening, but I find it very hard to change my characters. When I spoke to my editor at Sourcebooks she gave me some initial things to address – the cliffhanger ending had to be changed to give the reader a more satisfying conclusion to the story. I started writing The Cellar back in 2010, about four months after I started writing, and that’s the version that’s still on Wattpad today, so there has been a lot of content/developmental editing. After the guest post you should find information on The Cellar and Natasha Preston’s web links. I chose the topic – when you hear something’s gone from self-published to traditionally-published, you hope that improvements have been made where necessary. Tez Says: After I requested (and was granted access to) The Cellar, the publisher offered me a spot on the book’s blog tour.

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