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Up Close and Personal with Author, Nicole S. Rouse
By: Bernice Angoh
Before I talked to her, I sort of knew how she’d sound; sweet, soft spoken and sincere. Nicole S. Rouse (pronounced like ‘House’, just replace the ‘H’ with ‘R’) was that person. Beautiful young lady with a pretty last name, it almost sounds foreign. I thought it sounded French. Well, I am honored to bring you an up close and personal interview with Nicole.
Bernice: Hi Nicole.
Nicole: Hello Bernice, I am honored to be here.
"Mother & Daughter"
B: Me too Nicole, funny I kind of thought you would sound this way, you know, sweet and soft spoken…
We both laughed at my comment, which was somewhat interesting because I am a soft speaker as well. But that was not the only thing I discovered I had in common with this intelligent lady. You will find out more as we go.
B: So, would you mind telling me a little about yourself?
N: Not at all. I was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I attended West Philadelphia Temple University, taught for five years as an elementary school teacher. After five years in a classroom, I moved to Chicago to pursue educational publishing.
B: And the rest they say is history huh? So, did you always want to be a writer or is this something that came up later in your life?
I was impressed how eloquently she spoke, she didn’t always rush to answer, she took a few seconds to form her words and then she delivered. She spoke with a strength and passion that is hidden in the hearts and voices of women who’ve had their own battles in life.
N: Well, when I was younger, I always wrote something. It could be from writing in my diary to simply writing words to a song. I just wrote. Then when I became a teacher, something about teaching the kids how to communicate and express themselves made me miss what I used to do, which was writing. Teaching those kids reignited my passion for writing.
B: How did the idea of your debut novel, HAPPILY EVER NOW, come about?
N: From listening to friends, co-workers and colleagues. I watched on TV, heard stories about people getting married and divorcing very quickly. No one wanted to stay and work things out. The idea started to build from all of that... Read On>
