I like the idea that just like a music record/cd, a poetry book all your own is like tracks of music aligned to convey a certain theme, message, or feeling.
Christie Leigh Babirad – 15 April 2021 Continue reading
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Always be original when you write. That’s how you will shine bright in the end. After all, you can’t write a good book when you’re trying to imitate someone else’s writing.
Konstantina Kalliontzi – 11 April 2021 Continue reading
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It was challenging to revisit the difficult experiences which form a framework around which the travel and international experiences take place in the book. However, it was those same challenges which make the places visited in the book even more meaningful, so they were experiences that had to be told.
Robert Babirad – 6 April 2021 Continue reading
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I’ve borrowed and blended, exaggerated and embellished, from real world people and myself.
June Rollins 31 March 2021 Continue reading
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The idea came from a short story that I had written years before but had never tried to get published. Of course, by the time the final draft of the mystery was finished, the plot was not like the short story whatsoever.
Bentley Turner – 26 March 2021 Continue reading
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In general, I think people like reading for the same reasons people like watching movies or listening to music; they like the entertainment, and they like experiencing stories that are bigger than ordinary life while still being able to relate to the characters, to some degree.
Hope Hanson – 23 March 2021 Continue reading
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I think there will always be readers and those who love reading. Reading can draw you into new worlds and explore concepts in a depth and from point of views that is not always found in other modes of entertainment. I think that what readers like definitely changes over time, and it is important for authors to reflect that in their writing.
JA Curtis – 21 March 2021 Continue reading
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I had the idea of an advertising executive who becomes addicted to the sodas in his new ad campaign, the novel built from there.
Lee Matthew Goldberg – 16 March 2021 Continue reading
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I always doubted my writing and worried that it wouldn’t be good enough. Essentially, I had to get out of my own way.
Céline Perron – 12 March 2021 Continue reading
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It’s based on real events, but we know very little about what exactly played out or when and nothing at all about the personages as humans, so there was a lot of fill-in space for the novelist to supplement the historian.
N.L. Holmes – 7 March 2021 Continue reading
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