Ask the Author: Brickley Jules
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Brickley Jules
Most of my story ideas come from dreams. Once I start writing the dream down my characters take over and tell me their tale. If I'm struggling and the characters won't talk to me I sleep on it.
Brickley Jules
Write. Keep at it. Write. Don't give up. Write. Find yourself a great group of author friends to give you sound advice. Write some more. Then pay it back to other aspiring writers in any way that you can. Finally write even if it's just a few lines. Write.
Brickley Jules
Toni Blake's, Coral Cove, from her book, All I Want is You. It seems like a great place to relax and enjoy the summer.
Brickley Jules
My basic story inspiration came from a dream that wouldn't leave me alone!
As far as filling that in I may have past experience with an MC in my youth so it was easy to pull from that experience when writing. Haven's story focuses more on her and her journey than the MC so it's not as rowdy as SOA. But that doesn't mean it's not as hot! Haven learned a lot from the Old Ladies in the club. Writing about her nighlty escapades was quite the ride.
As far as filling that in I may have past experience with an MC in my youth so it was easy to pull from that experience when writing. Haven's story focuses more on her and her journey than the MC so it's not as rowdy as SOA. But that doesn't mean it's not as hot! Haven learned a lot from the Old Ladies in the club. Writing about her nighlty escapades was quite the ride.
Brickley Jules
Have a brainstorming session with my dear friend.
Brickley Jules
Discovering all the worlds trapped inside my head.
Brickley Jules
My most recent published work, Vested In Her, came to me in a dream. I get a lot of ideas form dreams.
Brickley Jules
Half way through writing the second standalone in the Chrome Thunder series and about ready to start edits on the second standalone in the Treasures of Briarton series.
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