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Raul Perales
When you're working on a book and a new idea pops up, should you pursue it immediately (also known as 'UP syndrome') or finish your current project first? What do you think is the best course of action?Paragraphically Organize it.View More
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Rishikesh Upadhyay
Welcome Prof. Upadhyay! Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your background as writer and a professor?Thank you. It's a great pleasure to be here.Well, I was born, raised and lives in Bhanjang Basti, Haflong which is a small Nepalis’ hamlet in the district headquarter of Dima Hasao, in the Indian states of Assam. I write articles, book chapters, research articles, poems, children’s as well as nonfiction titles. I started writing from my post-graduates onwards. I am a graduate in science from Haflong government college, an MSc, MPhil and a PhD from Assam University, Silchar.I am best known for my writings and teaching!My father (Pitambar Upadhaya) was in the Northeast Frontier Railway service and Nandakala (Bawni) Upadhaya (mother), a homemaker.My writings have been appeared, quoted and c...View More
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H. Melvin James
Which character do you enjoy writing the most as a writer and why? If choosing a favorite character is like choosing a favorite child, which character do you find requires the most attention and detail from you as a writer?In my first epic novel the most challenging character was one of the primary protagonists, Lexington Rifle McClary. Lex had an unsettled childhood, followed by a troubled teenage, and a tumultuous adult life including the horrors of war and tragedies in his marriage and his business. He was a complex character of extreme emotion, passion, and irregular mental instability.View More
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V.Montgomery
What's your greatest accomplishment?My greatest accomplishment is being actively involved in my community, especially at my sons' school. Their open-door policy made me feel incredibly welcome, and I found myself constantly wanting to help. From wrapping presents for Santa's workshop at Christmas to running booths at school carnivals, I've volunteered in various ways. These experiences have allowed me to connect with my sons' school community and hone my communication and teamwork skills. It's incredibly rewardingView More
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Jeevan Gopalan
How did you become an author and get published? Share your experience.Writing under a pen name for the first time was an experiment. While I was releasing my book on my own. The good news is that self-publishing options are available these days. Which is introducing readers and the world to some excellent authors and books. According to my experience, writing a book and self-publishing it is not very difficult; however, getting it noticed by readers and promoting it are more difficult and costly tasks that most people cannot afford. I believe that some literary treasures and authors remain obscure as a result.View More
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BS Murthy
Can you share your journey with us? How did you get started in your field?Maybe it’s apt to sum up my literary journey with an exclamation - Who would have thought that life held such literary possibilities in the English language for a rustic Telugu lad reared in the rural Andhra, even in the post-colonial India? So, the possibilities of life are indeed novel and seemingly my life has crystallized itself in my body of work before death could dissipate it – excerpted from my article “My ‘Novel’ Account of Human Possibility” that’s available in TxtTale besides other sites.View More
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George Mwika Kayange
Can you provide a summary of the Gone for Book?This story is set in Malawi in 1999, on Christmas Eve, when fate brings together two extraordinary kids from different backgrounds as they cross paths. These children create a tapestry of resilience and hope.View More
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Brit Griffin
What inspired you to start writing?I’ve always been passionate about storytelling. As a child, I loved reading and would often create my own stories. That love for storytelling grew over time, and I was inspired to start writing seriously because I wanted to share my own worlds and characters with others.View More
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Lauretta Hignett
How do you handle developing complex plotlines and subplots?Developing complex plotlines and subplots involves careful planning and organization. I use detailed outlines and mind maps to keep track of all the threads and ensure they interweave seamlessly. I also make sure each subplot serves the main story and contributes to character development.View More
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Andrew Taylor
What inspired the setting of your latest novel?The setting of my latest novel was inspired by a small coastal town I visited a few years ago. The unique charm and close-knit community of the town left a lasting impression on me, and I felt it was the perfect backdrop for the story I wanted to tell.View More
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Lainey Lawson
How do you come up with ideas for your books?Ideas for my books often come from a variety of sources, such as dreams, personal experiences, news stories, or even random conversations. I keep a notebook with me to jot down any interesting ideas or snippets of dialogue that come to mind, and I often find that these seeds can grow into full-fledged stories.View More