Ask the Author: R.E. Kearney
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R.E. Kearney
Many of the ideas in Future Furies arose from experience and readings and being awakened in the middle of the night by some weird thoughts.
R.E. Kearney
Inspiration always seems to arrive at about two a.m. in the morning awakening me, so I write it down and then when I awake in the morning I don't understand the notes I wrote in the middle of the night. Then I spend the rest of the day attempting to recreate that "brilliant thought". In short, I hate inspiration.
R.E. Kearney
I am working on Aethon Arises, the second book in my Endless Fire series.
R.E. Kearney
Be brave. It can be a painful process.
R.E. Kearney
The freedom to explore new concepts and worlds. In my past writing assignments, I had several restrictions on what and where and when my military scenarios could encompass. Now, I can blow up anything I want, anywhere I want, anytime I want.
R.E. Kearney
I deal with writer's block by doing research in the areas involving my characters and plot. Since I write science based fiction concerning near future possibilities I have a wealth of information available. I am an avid science discoveries seeker and reader.
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