EPISODE · Mar 31, 2026 · 36 MIN
Fairytales, Dark Romance & Writing from the Heart with Naima Simone
from The Fresh Fiction Podcast · host Fresh Fiction Media
USA Today bestselling author Naima Simone joins Samantha Tennant to talk about her journey from writing New Edition fan fiction in seventh grade to crafting some of the most emotionally layered romance series in the genre today. From the beloved Rose Bend small-town series to her boldly dark Huntsman fairytale reimaginings, Naima shares what drives her to write complex, unforgettable characters — and why fear is never a good enough reason to say no to a new creative challenge.
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What happens when a seventh-grader decides no one else is qualified to write her love story with a member of New Edition? A publishing career is born. USA Today bestselling author Naima Simone joins host Samantha Tennant on the Fresh Fiction Video Book Club for a wide-ranging conversation about sizzling romance, emotionally complex characters, and the creative leap that led to her darkest book yet. Naima talks about how a psychology degree she never used informs her deeply layered characters, why she writes stories she would want to read, and how her pastor-counselor father became an unexpected sounding board for her books. She also goes deep on her fairytale reimagining series — including Huntsman (Snow White reimagined as a dark mafia romance) and the upcoming Ember (Cinderella) and Beast (Beauty and the Beast) — and what it means to give Snow White the agency the original story never allowed her. Plus, Fresh Fiction Facts: Slim Jims on road trips, a five-minute zombie apocalypse survival estimate, a twin sister who refuses to read her books, and a dog with legendary side-eye. This one is a must for romance readers and anyone who loves getting inside the creative mind of an author who writes with her whole heart.
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