Ask the Author: Sean C. Austin
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Sean C. Austin
That's a loaded question. Right this moment? Or currently?
I have four on the go currently, two being sequels to my latest novel. Another is the third novel in a series and finally a work of fantasy.
On top of that I'm sketching out several short stories so my mind is a bit all over the place at the moment.
In the pipeline are a couple of spin off novels from the world of my latest novel but those are another thing entirely.
I have four on the go currently, two being sequels to my latest novel. Another is the third novel in a series and finally a work of fantasy.
On top of that I'm sketching out several short stories so my mind is a bit all over the place at the moment.
In the pipeline are a couple of spin off novels from the world of my latest novel but those are another thing entirely.
Sean C. Austin
Surprisingly enough, a colour. Specifically a pale turquoise. And a glowing plasma ball. Neither of which have the slightest connection to the story. Kind of funny now I think about it.
Sean C. Austin
I guess the short answer is, not well.
I have a problem finishing things I have started and getting writers block often makes me start something else. Which is why I currently have several novels under construction at once.
I have had some success recently after changing my style of writing and opting for a nonlinear process. I'll have several plot points that I have solid ideas for so I will write them then begin filling in the gaps between them, 'fleshing' the story out.
If that fails, there's always another half written novel I can go back to. Getting a block on one sometimes leads to breaking a block on another.
I have a problem finishing things I have started and getting writers block often makes me start something else. Which is why I currently have several novels under construction at once.
I have had some success recently after changing my style of writing and opting for a nonlinear process. I'll have several plot points that I have solid ideas for so I will write them then begin filling in the gaps between them, 'fleshing' the story out.
If that fails, there's always another half written novel I can go back to. Getting a block on one sometimes leads to breaking a block on another.
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