Ask the Author: Martin Singer
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Martin Singer
Beyond the Bridge is intended to be a stand alone story although I am considering writng a prequel 100 years earlier. Some of the history shared in the story will come to life in this book. Stay tuned.
Martin Singer
I have drafted the third book in the Gravity Gone Series. It is currently titled, The Quiet Network. My desire is to make Angelina from the book Desperate Measures a key character, and she does have a large role in the story. I am doing something a little different in this book by writing each chapter in a single point of view from each of my protagonists, Ray, Tessa and Angelina. It should release this fall.
Martin Singer
In some cases I have visited places in my books. Lauber Labs is a ficticious name for a real fusion facility I have visited in southern California. In Beyond the Bridge, the dream that created the story was in Tennessee. The town I created is fictional, but based on what I could research in the reagion. I've traveled there twice, so I have some familiarity to the region.
Martin Singer
The original Gravity Gone story came from a repetitve dream. I wrote the entire story based on the dream and that became the first book. I've since dropped the first 20 chapters and refined the story for better appeal and reader enjoyment. This became Gravity Gone - The Stone Mystery which is now the first in the series. Desperate Measures is the second book in the series. There will be a third book.
Martin Singer
I sent you a message to your instagram account. Did you get it?
Martin Singer
Thanks Donna. Trying to create an author community where ever I can.
Martin Singer
Since I re-released my book Gravity Gone in a second edition, now with a sub title, I am ready to begin the second in the series. I have the story outlined and am excited to build each scene as compelling as possible. Stay tuned.
Martin Singer
The story in Gravity Gone came to me in a repetitive dream. I thought "why not write it down and maybe publish it." It has been a long process, both of learning the craft and trying to make it a compelling story. I hope I can find readers of the genre to enjoy this story. I've been told it's easy to follow. That would be how I would think a story should go, but I've read many books and can see why a reader would say that. As a new author I feel as I write new books, they will improve.
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