Ask the Author: Kevin P Hallett
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Kevin P Hallett
Write 500 words of dribble every day until the imagination begins to flow again.
Kevin P Hallett
Watching the story evolve on the page in front of you. The writer is the first person to read it!!
Kevin P Hallett
- Write 500 words minimum EVERY day (there's no substitute for this).
- Write short stories at first so you can practice openings and endings.
- Get critical feedback at every turn (and have a thick skin).
- If you do this, and find you didn't like it, then writing isn't for you.
- Write short stories at first so you can practice openings and endings.
- Get critical feedback at every turn (and have a thick skin).
- If you do this, and find you didn't like it, then writing isn't for you.
Kevin P Hallett
Book three of the series called "Journeyman Wizard"
Kevin P Hallett
Nothing special, I love the characters and feel driven to write Brodia's story. When I struggle to visualize a scene, I lie on my bed and close my eyes to see the scene I'm about to write.
Kevin P Hallett
I was writing an anthology where each story was inspired by one of the fourteen titles from the Wheel of Time series. This story idea came from the book title "Towers of Midnight" though my book bears no resemblance to Robert Jordan's world of the Aes-Sedai. It started as a novella but has since morphed into an eight-book series.
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