A wildlife rehabilitator friend told me a funny story about all the hoops she had to jump through in order to get a wild bird from one location to another. I repeated the story to my agent, and he said, “If I were a movie producer, I’d be all over that. Why don’t you write it as a novel?”
Suzie Gilbert – 09 April 2020 Continue reading
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I used to hang out with my young niece in the afternoons, long before I started a family of my own. She was the one who asked me one day if I knew what ‘I Forget’ looked like, and told me that it was a question mark over someone’s head, in a cloud.
Victoria Simpson – 3 April 2020 Continue reading
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Historical accuracy was very important to me, so getting locations and timelines of major events, even word choice, was something I had to spend quite a bit of time on.
Robert Gomez – 29 March 2020 Continue reading
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I work in marketing and advertising, and I have seen many industries change over the last few years due to digital innovation. The current model is outdated, expensive, and terrible at finding good books.
Aaron Webber 25 March 2020 Continue reading
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Writing several chapters from the POV of female characters was kinda hard. I mean, I’m not a woman, so I’ll never be able to totally think as a woman would, right? But I loved the challenge of that.
B.T. Keaton – 23 March 2020 Continue reading
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I got the idea for the book from living as a twenty-something in the 21st century. I think so often youth is epitomized as this glorious, awe-inspiring, peak of your life, when in reality it is often filled with numerous experiences that you have to then carry with you for the rest of your life. It can be scary to consider just how many themes we pick up on when we’re younger translate into new one’s as we age.
Vanessa Frances – 17 March 2020 Continue reading
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I just sent $19.95 to the Idea Factory in Camden, NJ and they sent me a whole packet of ideas. This was the best one.
Tony DiGerolamo – 12 March 2020 Continue reading
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I love the whole concept of messing with people’s minds, which is a big part of this story, and that opens up avenues you can take in order to allow a character to create mayhem. It’s fun, and I will get on a roll in those situations.
Brian W. Peterson 8 March 2020 Continue reading
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I would say my target reader is someone who loves works of fantasy, likes to be surprised, horrified, swept up in a romance, but not of the bodice-ripper kind, and who enjoys reading carefully . . .
A.K. Rouse – 29 February 2020 Continue reading
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I learned about the Finnish legend of the northern lights: a magical fox creates them by sweeping up the snow with its tail. I loved that image so much that I knew I had to use it.
E.C. Hibbs – 23 February 2020 Continue reading
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