
Debra Webb
American author
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Nov 4, 2026
Ep 192: Novel Writing 185 Books In, with Debra Webb
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Debra WebbGUEST
Well, a lot of people have told me in the past that the reason why it takes them a while to write a book is because it comes to them in pieces.

Debra WebbGUEST
When I would do when I set out to write a story, it usually comes to me in big, big chunks.

Debra WebbGUEST
But back when I did all the Harlequin entries and I did a few other little series books, those were a little different because the plots are far less complicated than the other books.

Debra WebbGUEST
And so it's a little bit easier to write those because you're really focused on those two people, the two main characters.
35 MINS LATER

Elizabeth LyonsHOST
At this point in your evolution as a writer, how does an editor, and in this case, how did Mega really help you hone developmentally your story? How does she come back to you with suggestions?