Ask the Author: Mark Andrew Heathcote
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Mark Andrew Heathcote
Don, you have to create the book, and put in all the details in yourself; anyway I’ve already done it for you it should now create in the next 10 minutes. ;)
Mark Andrew Heathcote
I much prefer my work & words to be spontaneous as I feel it has more honesty if it comes from some place in my subconscious which requires an act of faith. But with that said I also like to do a few prompts and random, challenges as they can be good fun.
Mark Andrew Heathcote
I think, I guess it stems back to my early childhood which was very drab & colourless.
I always loved the sounds that two words can make together & had an early love of nursery rhymes.
And then I feel that spiritually it was a kind of calling, without choice for me that I just had to do.
I always loved the sounds that two words can make together & had an early love of nursery rhymes.
And then I feel that spiritually it was a kind of calling, without choice for me that I just had to do.
Mark Andrew Heathcote
Life is an ever-changing twisting & turning kaleidoscope; it's the poet's job to throw some of his own, light on it & to capture it forever. Each day we wake we are never quite honestly the same and so are relationships ride the high seas and become becalmed unable to move forward or back through lack of willpower. It's here I like to document the world and how she loves me she loves me not.
Mark Andrew Heathcote
Read & write daily & do so in equal amounts, don’t ever quit or be afraid. Because every day, that you do write, your voice will grow in depth & character, & your confidence no matter how fickle will be immeasurably increase.
Mark Andrew Heathcote
What I like about writing: writing is a very selfish act that requires lots of internalising self-reflection often alone, this, in turn, helps many writers in becoming a much more rounded balanced person by looking at all their own, weaknesses frailties and those of others. It also allows them to escape their own, humdrum repetitious daily chores and be a little more creative and imaginative - that is more than your average Joe on the street.
Mark Andrew Heathcote
I often find listening to new music can help me overcome writer’s block, that and reading new material.
I find it difficult to read any book without making some mental notes or reaching for a pen.
The best thing to do is not worry or over think things & let the words find you.
I find it difficult to read any book without making some mental notes or reaching for a pen.
The best thing to do is not worry or over think things & let the words find you.
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