Janet Daily wanted to write a romance novel for years and finally, with the encouragement from her husband, she wrote and later published her first romance novel, No Quarter Asked, in 1975 with no edits or rewrites. Since then, she has published over eighty books (at the time of the interview) with the majority of them written in the first eight years of her writing career.

Her view on writing is that it takes discipline. On a normal day, she will write fifteen pages. This interview reveals her secret to writing, and how she is able to maintain such a rigorous writing schedule.

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