JC: I’ve enjoyed writing for fun since I was in high school. I had a creative writing course that sparked the chance to write simply for the joy in it. Over the years I dabbled in writing but never really committed. I used to wander on a writer’s site, never submitted work, just enjoyed hanging out on the forums. One of my friends there challenged me to join in a year long contest and that brought out my competitive nature. The more I wrote, the more I got into the community, and became hooked with it.
Natasha: When it comes to writing, do you have a certain routine or writing process that allows the ideas to flow better?
JC: The more I write, the more I find I do better in quiet environments. I can write just about anywhere or at any time, so long as the environment is quiet. Typically I tend to let ideas float around for a little while, working out the edges so when I finally get some quiet time I’m able to just let it flow out.
Natasha: What kind of stories do you write and what does your family think of your writing?
JC: I write erotica, typically impregnation, pregnancy fetish, and reverse harem. My wife is rather supportive of my work and occasionally enjoys indulging in reading the material or helping me to figure out how a scene should look.
Natasha: Let’s talk about your latest book. Can you talk about how you came up with the title and a little about the story?
JC: My latest book is Teacher Dreams, it was written to be a part of a summer anthology called Summer Sessions. We are all former or current teachers and we wrote our stories with the theme of teachers during the summer. Teacher Dreams is a story about two young women who have had an on-again, off-again relationship since high school. Now that college is over, they’ve reunited. A chance meeting at the gym leaves them with the chance to live out one of their high school fantasies, bedding their physics teacher. Natasha: How many stories have you written so far? And what do you want readers to take away from your work?
JC: I have 47 books published and many dozens more that I wrote prior to publishing to hone my craft. My takeaway would be that sex can be a beautiful thing between consenting partners of all sexualities. The characters I write can take any form (my stories include characters who are futa, trans, crossdressers, bi, and lesbian) with various motivations but what brings them together is the joy that they encounter with each other and that brief moment of pure pleasure that one can bring to another.
Natasha: Besides writing, what do you enjoy doing on your spare time to relax?
JC: I do a lot of volunteer work in disaster areas. Love to go hiking, camping, and fishing. We also just installed a wood stove in our house, so I’ve been enjoying gathering and splitting wood to dry out for the stove.
Natasha: Can you share with our readers any future projects that you are working on?
JC: I am currently working on the 4th installment in the Project Repopulate series. This series takes place in a world where a third World War has occurred and consequently wiped out a large portion of the population. In a desperate bid to rebuild their population and regain control of the world’s economy, Congress has authorized Project Repopulate. In return for putting careers and school aside to have children, participants will have schooling, housing, and a stipend from the government.
Levi is a WW3 veteran who just wishes to finish off his degree, take a decent position in a tech company, keep his head down, and live out the rest of his life. However, one of the school’s deans has other plans for the former infantryman.
Natasha: How can our readers learn more about you and your books?
JC: I solely publish on Amazon and can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/JC-Winchester/e/B00R1H6XFQ
I am also on:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/JagFarlane
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009581774098
Website: www.jcwinchester.com
Blog: https://jcwinchester.wordpress.com
About JC Winchester: JC Winchester grew up reading just about anything he could get his hands on, from cereal boxes to the Hardy Boys. He loves most forms of fiction, particularly fantasy and military sci-fi, with some of his favorite authors including John Ringo, Robert Jordan, and Tom Clancy.
After several years in the Navy he enrolled in a community college and eventually to a university in the mountains. There he settled down, savoring a life not filled with the noises of the city but instead the sounds of bellowing cattle.
When not writing he can usually be found taking care of the horses on his place, riding, hiking, fishing, or the never ending task of splitting firewood.
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