K.R. GREEN writes fantasy novels about the modern-day equivalents of prehistoric creatures. If it existed in the Jurassic period, then she’s likely got an ancestor in her novels: lizards, birds and winged insects alike.

She has flown hawks and held a dragon, but has yet to grow her own wings. Aside from the practical research, her writing process involves a lot of herbal teas, list-making, singing, video games, and reading.

She spends a lot of time over at the NaNoWriMo forums, tries to read a book a month, and writes a mixture of novels, articles, and journal posts. She generally attends a writing convention each year, and updates her blog once a week. Her article on writing first drafts was featured in #64 of Focus, the BSFA magazine in July, and details of her published fiction can be found on her blog store.

She also empowers people to unfold their own stories—facilitating mental health workshops, running a self-help business, and editing works-in-progress for novelists.

When she’s not painting pictures with words or working; she star-gazes, meditates, dances, handles hawks, and takes photographs. She lives with her two house-rabbits in the overcast lands of Hampshire, England.