Ask the Author: Stuart Knott
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Stuart Knott
Get away from the desk and the keyboard for a bit. Just complete separate yourself from doing or thinking about writing; go out, read a book, play videogames, do anything but write for a week or two. Maybe even as much as a month. Then sit back down and do it, no excuses, until you power through.
Stuart Knott
I guess the chance to find an outlet for all the ideas and musings, dreams and nightmares, and fantasies that I've had throughout life. I also enjoy seeing people's reactions to some of the extreme or macabre things I may write.
Stuart Knott
I guess to just keep at it. Write what you know and be true to what you want to say. If your words and ideas aren't taking form properly, be sure to write it out anyway and work on it. No writing is unsalvageable and what doesn't work in one story or for one character may work for another.
Stuart Knott
I have a few ideas bouncing around to add to 'The Teamos Connection' in order to offer it as a paperback version. Beyond that, I am also tinkering with an old story I wrote years ago that is in desperate need of a re-write and a few other miscellaneous ideas.
Stuart Knott
For me, inspiration comes from many sources: pop culture, movies, television, the people I know and the conversations I've had with them, and so forth. Primarily, I am inspired by the experiences I have had in life and my urge to either share them, twist them, or expand upon them through writing and imagination.
Stuart Knott
'The Teamos Connection' was primarily inspired by a combination of eleven years working in retail, nightmares I had in my younger days, my general opinions and musings about life, and the experiences and people I have interacted with over the last ten years or so.
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