Q&A with Timothy Robare – Author Interview

Timothy Robare is an author whose storytelling captivates readers with its depth, creativity, and thought-provoking themes. In this exclusive Q&A, we explore his journey as a writer, uncovering the inspirations behind his work and the process that brings his stories to life. From his early influences to the challenges of crafting compelling narratives, Timothy shares fascinating insights into his creative world. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to his work, this interview offers a unique glimpse into the mind of a talented author.

About The Author

Tell us more about you

I grew up on a tiny island near the Quebec border

What are the three items you’d take on a deserted island?

Pack of pencils, a notebook, and a water filter

Who is your biggest role model?

Spider-man

What is your favourite book and who is your favourite author?

A Song of Ice and Fire as a series. As a standalone Anthem by Ayn Rand. Favourite author is a close one between George RR Martin and Neal Shusterman.

Do you prefer e-books, physical books or audiobooks?

Only physical books. 

Is writing your full-time profession or a hobby?

I got my degree in it but I am definitely not a full time author sadly.

What social media platform do you like and use the most?

Like to use? None. I don’t enjoy social media honestly. I only do it because I have to. otherwise I’d be a hermit writing his books. 

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Your Writing Process

How do you go about starting a new novel?

I jump in the deep end typically. My new series I have started, I actually planned a little.

Where do you like to write?

I write anywhere I can.

What do you like most about writing?

I just love creating and following my characters on their journey.

What do you find stops you from writing more?

Having to actually make money, basketball and mountaineering.

What genres do you like to write and why?

Fantasy and poetry. I love the fantastical. I always have for as long as I can remember.

What’s one piece of advice you’d give to aspiring writers?

Honestly, prepare for heartbreak and hope for the best.

Showcase your books!

How many books have you written and if more than one, what’s your favourite?

4 poetry books, one sci-fi fantasy, 2 fantasy books, and one about a WWII vet that have been published. Tails of Battle is my favourite because it is my real baby. I worked so hard on it and hand wrote it.

How long did Tails of Battle take to write?

I actually don’t know this answer.

Lastly, what is your favourite thing about being an author?

My favourite thing is just creating and being with my characters.

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