I struggled initially because I didn’t want my vampires to just be do-nothing killers. To make them interesting, I had to have them evolving, not just violent, static figures.
Michele Drier 30 June 2012 Continue reading
I struggled initially because I didn’t want my vampires to just be do-nothing killers. To make them interesting, I had to have them evolving, not just violent, static figures.
Michele Drier 30 June 2012 Continue reading
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I have found, now that I know it will happen, I let things drop for a couple of days and do all the dishes and laundry that have been piling up. I hate cleaning enough that sitting down to come up with the next plot point doesn’t seem so bad after all.
L.C. Giroux 28 June 2012 Continue reading
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Riza Lamrona was a highly sought after plastic surgeon on Alarcon. In a society dependant on machines for their health care, she’s one of the few who can change the human body not just fix it like a machine. Unfortunately she has the misfortune to be the best at her job and when notorious space pirate wants to evade the authorities by changing his appearance he finds Riza. Now that the job is done he wants her dead to keep his new identity a secret.
Darick Remaul is a former Space Patrol Detective who now owns a profitable kalcion mine on the planet Gregara. It’s as far away from his former life as he could get. Darick has secrets of his own but recognizes someone in trouble when he sees them. Especially when it’s a beautiful woman. When a bounty hunter threatens her life he offers her a safe haven at his mine as their new doctor. But who will keep her safe from him? Continue reading
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Every book has started with a strong scene in my head. In many cases, that scene does not make it into the end product, but is what exposes the main characters to me.
Jill Hughey 23 June 2012 Continue reading
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I think every writer borrows traits from people we know. The trick is not to let them recognize themselves in the character or they might get upset with you!
Jenna Ives 21 June 2012 Continue reading
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I understand the stresses that many of these characters face…if I haven’t personally experienced those pressures, I’ve dealt with the outcome in investigations I’ve handled. I put those feelings and experiences into my books.
Kathy Bennett 19 June 2012 Continue reading
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“I totally understand that New York has tough decisions to make and taking chances are not always financially feasible. I also now understand the drive, pleasure and opportunity in being master of my own fate. The indie experience has been incredible.”
Rebecca Forster 08 June 2012 Continue reading
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“We are novices at this game and I am not ashamed to admit it; we are winging it as you say, and learning day by day: There are even some days when we know what we are doing!”
Peter Hindley 06 Jun 2012 Continue reading
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“I think through a scene or episode so I have an image of it in my mind just like I have a memory of a TV show I saw last night. Then I role play the characters and look at the scene from their perspectives.”
Terrence O’Brien 26 May 2012 Continue reading
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“I didn’t know the man or anything about him, just glimpsed him a few times from across the room, but it was his physical presence that found its way into Mick Ballou.”
Lawrence Block 19 May 2012 Continue reading
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