Ask the Author: Nancy Chadwick
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Nancy Chadwick
Robert Frost's poem, "Birches" tells of a boy climbing a tree toward heaven, a place where his imagination can be free, to escape harsh realities of an adult world. And German poet Herman Hesse writes in his book "Trees: Reflections and Poems" speaks to home and belonging, truth and beauty, happiness. These two writings were the inspiration for writing my story of connections and finding home, together with my birch buddy.
Nancy Chadwick
I read a lot. I walk a lot. I sit quiet, embracing the stillness and calm.
Nancy Chadwick
Read everything you can get your hands on and just write. Do not censor yourself. Turn off your chattering brain.
Nancy Chadwick
You can take yourself anywhere you want to in your mind. A writer's imagination and thoughts are endless, evolving and seeking more to understand.
Nancy Chadwick
I've never experienced writer's block. I've always got something to write.
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