Ask the Author: Daniel G. Miller
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Daniel G. Miller
Thanks Renee! I hope you enjoyed The Red Letter too.
Daniel G. Miller
Hi Susan! The book will be entitled Buried In The Woods Below. It will be out next fall. Can't wait.
Daniel G. Miller
So glad you liked it! I have a new Hazel Cho mystery coming out in July. The Red Letter: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DM6MJ5MP/
Daniel G. Miller
Hi Susan! Thanks for your question. I'm happy to say Of Good & Evil is in print format. Here's a link: https://www.amazon.com/Good-Evil-Thri...
Happy reading!
Happy reading!
Daniel G. Miller
The Invisible Life of Addie Larue
In the Name of the Rose
In the Name of the Rose
Daniel G. Miller
I would go to the heaven described in What Dreams May Come. A place that takes the form of your imagination. I've always felt that the hardest thing about being human is the gap between hopes and dreams and reality.
Daniel G. Miller
Coronavirus was just the beginning...
Daniel G. Miller
I have never had writer's block, but I think that comes back to writing stories I love. I actually have the opposite problem. I'm in such a hurry to propel the story forward that I sometimes overlook that nugget of detail that gives richness to the reader.
Daniel G. Miller
Creating a world that wouldn't exist otherwise.
Daniel G. Miller
1) The outline is so critical. If you set up the structure of the novel properly, you are then free to throw yourself into the prose.
2) To repeat, write the book you want to read. The readers will feel your passion in the writing and you'll have so much more fun writing it.
3) Set simple, manageable goals (e.g. a rough chapter a day). The process is so overwhelming that if you think about it in its entirety you'll never finish.
4) Act out the scenes. I can't tell you how many times my fiances has caught me pacing around talking to myself. :)
2) To repeat, write the book you want to read. The readers will feel your passion in the writing and you'll have so much more fun writing it.
3) Set simple, manageable goals (e.g. a rough chapter a day). The process is so overwhelming that if you think about it in its entirety you'll never finish.
4) Act out the scenes. I can't tell you how many times my fiances has caught me pacing around talking to myself. :)
Daniel G. Miller
I am currently working on the follow-up to The Tree of Knowledge. The working title is The Tree of Power. I cannot wait for this one! Now we're out of the starting blocks and can really run.
Daniel G. Miller
This sounds like a cop out, but I'm inspired to write every day. I truly believe in the saying "write the book you want to read" because it makes the process of writing so incredibly fun. For me, it's like going to a movie and loving the first fifteen minutes and then the Director says "well, where do you think this should go," and you actually get to take it where you want. What an honor.
Daniel G. Miller
In my earlier life, I was a management consultant. When we needed to solve difficult problems we would often use decision trees to make sure we were thinking about problems perfectly logically. One day it hit me..."what if someone could bring perfect logic to every situation instantaneously, and use it to predict the future?" The rest is history.
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