I wanted to share my story so that others might have an emotional roadmap to help them on this difficult journey.
Ann Campanella – 3 October 2016 Continue reading
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I try to promote others’ projects every day as well, and I can testify that if you lift others, you will build a supportive network that will bless you down the road.
Laurie Lewis – 2 October 2016 Continue reading
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When reality provides me with such interesting experiences, it’s hard to find a reason to reach too far outside the things I know.
Amy Rivers – 29 September 2016 Continue reading
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I currently teach and I now have time to pursue my passion of writing. I love both. I hate that a teacher can’t make a decent living, but there is some peace that comes from serving others.
Michael Rodriguez – 26 September 2016 Continue reading
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I was unaccustomed to writing in longhand, and was still very mentally befogged and physically jittery, being a mere few days’ sober at the time I commenced to write it – and the emotional factor: knowing that I was writing, in very graphic and horrific detail, about something which had happened to such a close friend of mine about twenty-three years ago, more or less exactly as it had taken place, was rather uncomfortable.
Michael Prescott – 15 September 2016 Continue reading
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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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