Ask the Author: Ritu Sethi
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Ritu Sethi
I go for a swim. Eat sugar. The same things I do when I don't have writer's block :-)
I've only written three books, so writer's block hasn't hit yet. When it does, I'll need plenty of advice.
I've only written three books, so writer's block hasn't hit yet. When it does, I'll need plenty of advice.
Ritu Sethi
That you get to share something you'd made with others. That you get to live in the moment during your writing. It feels really good to hold your book in your hand.
Ritu Sethi
I feel like I'm an aspiring writer myself. Give me time.
Ritu Sethi
Book 3 of the Gray James Detective Series: The Deadly 3's.
I'm also working on a stand-alone suspense novel with a female protagonist--also set in Vancouver. Really excited about both projects.
I have completed a romantic suspense, coming out in the next month on Amazon (still deciding on the title) under my pen name, RS Brett. That one is set in Hawaii and is a funny romantic suspense. Very different from the others.
I'm also working on a stand-alone suspense novel with a female protagonist--also set in Vancouver. Really excited about both projects.
I have completed a romantic suspense, coming out in the next month on Amazon (still deciding on the title) under my pen name, RS Brett. That one is set in Hawaii and is a funny romantic suspense. Very different from the others.
Ritu Sethi
I need to be relaxed and in a quiet place internally. Not worrying about other things. The book writes itself then.
Ritu Sethi
Kill Me Why? is on preorder and going live Jan 14.
I have to think back. I find I notice so many things in my normal life, and from there, they form into some absurd murder plot in my mind.
I knew I wanted the victims to have their lips sutured together, with the mystery being more psychological than gruesome. And it went from there.
The settings I choose are invariably ones I've lived in. And Vancouver is one of my favorite places in the world.
I have to think back. I find I notice so many things in my normal life, and from there, they form into some absurd murder plot in my mind.
I knew I wanted the victims to have their lips sutured together, with the mystery being more psychological than gruesome. And it went from there.
The settings I choose are invariably ones I've lived in. And Vancouver is one of my favorite places in the world.
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