Ask the Author: E.A. Barker
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E.A. Barker
I am not a sufferer. I do have to force myself to sit in the writing chair at times, but once there I spew words--some good--some not so much.
E.A. Barker
You can sleep when you want and drink when everyone else is stuck at work. Although it does seem to appear as though those people have an easier time finding money for things like rent and food.
E.A. Barker
Just keep writing; eventually you can compile it into a book. Write for yourself but put it where others might enjoy it. Throw away the worst reviews with an equal number of your best reviews--what is left is probably pretty close to the truth. This whole author thing is not exactly as advertised.
E.A. Barker
The launch of the book and putting all the pieces of the marketing puzzle together.
E.A. Barker
For me writing is an outlet. All the troubles of the world, society, and in my personal life build to the point where I have to get the poison out. I blather on about a great many things until I feel better. Somehow the idea of sharing words that either inform or brighten someone's day improves my outlook on life.
E.A. Barker
This answer is actually in Ms. Creant: The Wrong Doers! In short, men are regularly blindsided by the actions of women. I thought it would be a good idea to find out why and share my findings in a humorous way so men might actually read it.
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