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I don’t outline, even though I do think that I should sometimes. I think its because I get so involved in my characters that I know exactly where and when they are going.

Bobbie Jean Ashley – 12 September 2016 Continue reading →

I wait for an idea for a story to pop. I imagine a potential plot arc. I begin writing once I picture a great opening scene. Then I rely on intuition to get through to the end, which I hope will surface along the way.

Arthur M. Doweyko – 8 September 2016 Continue reading →

My target reader would be anyone 16 years and over who enjoys strong female leads and wants to escape into a new fantasy world.

D.H. Gibbs – 5 September 2016 Continue reading →

My favorite times writing are when I’m in Orlando. My wife works at Universal Studios for part of the year, and I get into a rhythm when I’m down there with her. I drop her off at work, then I go to the nearby Einstein Bagels and abuse their bottomless cup of coffee while I write a chapter or two. Then I go back to Universal and ride the Hulk coaster and hopefully rattle some new ideas loose. 

Victor Catano – 18 July 2016 Continue reading →

It feels like I’ve been writing Rarity from the Hollow all my life. I’m sixty-five, so that’s a long time.

Robert Eggleton – 20 June 2016

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5. I subscribe to a theory of radical honesty, meaning that I do everything in my power to not tell a lie. I do however, refuse to tell anyone my correct age, and I never will.

Nicole DelaCroix – 2 June 2016 Continue reading →

Even with my sparse outline, the story always ends up with a different outcome than I had planned. 

Alessandra Harris – 30 May 2016 Continue reading →

I like my stories to go unexpected places and I need readers to be willing to go with me. I promise that any left turn will not be simply for the sake of a shock or surprise, but will wholly serve the story and perhaps give the reader a reason to re-read from a wholly different context.

Brady Koch – 8 February 2016 Continue reading →

You can’t write or create for other people because then their approval becomes everything and that is exhausting. I would love to know that my stories made others laugh or cry and that they’ve enjoyed them, but I write what is inside of me.

J.Q. Anderson – 28 January 2016 Continue reading →

When all is said and done, I look at this novel and smile, for I truly am proud of what it has become, and the riveting story it tells.

Rusty Blackwood – 21 January 2016 Continue reading →