Meet Heather Kirchhoff, Social Media Marketing Specialist - Twitter



Tell our readers a little bit about yourself. We want to get to know you better!
I’m an author, reader, and animal lover. I love going for walks, taking pictures, and spending time  with my best friend, animals, and family. I adopted my dog in October of 2013. I also have four cats. I’ve published four books and one short story on my own, and I’m in twelve anthologies, with a few more coming out soon. I live in a small town in Missouri where I work at a nursing home.

What’s it been like volunteering for Rock & Roll Saved My Soul? What is your favorite thing about it?
I enjoy it. I love helping out, and the fact that all proceeds goes to different charities makes me want 
to get the word out about this publisher. It’s been fun and challenging, but I wouldn’t stop what I’m doing. 

What made you want to join the Rock & Roll Saved My Soul team? 
I loved this idea. I think what Kate’s doing with this is amazing, so I wanted to be a part of it and help her out. I’m excited to watch it grow. I can’t wait to see where Rock & Roll Saved My Soul goes. 

Who are some of your favorite bands?  Favorite album(s)/song(s)? 
Nickelback, Hinder, Theory of a Deadman, Shinedown, Daughtry, Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, and Demi Lovato. I have a lot of favorite songs, such as Satellite, Blank Space, Stone Cold, Just A Dream, I Drive Your Truck, Traffic Light, and Perfect.

If you’ve been to a concert, which was the most memorable? Feel free to share any stories with us!
I’ve only been to two concerts, though I’d love to go to more! I have a list of bands and singers I want to see. My first concert was Sound of Madness in 2012. I had fun. I also went to Bon Jovi’s concert in 2013. I’d have to say that one is my most memorable so far. 

If you could go on tour with one band for a month, which band would you choose and why?
More likely it’ll be Taylor Swift because she’s my favorite singer. I love several bands and I would probably enjoy going on tour with them, but I feel like I can really relate to Taylor better because there’s several of her songs that reminds me of me.

Are you a writer or musician? What genre? Where can we find out more about your writing or music? 
I’m a YA author, but I plan on doing different genres. I don’t want to be in just one. I have short stories out that’s horror, fairytale, nonfiction, paranormal, and realistic fiction. I’d consider my debut novel and the short story realistic fiction, and my series is paranormal.

For updates on my books, check out my fan page:

I also sometimes update, or leave a small quote on my Twitter account.

My website has all of the anthologies I’m in as well as my books and some teasers.

Anything you’d like to add? 
Thank you for having me! I’m proud to be a part of this team.

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