Ask the Author: T.C. Booth
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T.C. Booth
My family experienced three tragic deaths in a short period of time...a car crash, murder, and sudden heart attack at a young age resulting in me raising two more children. It's a mystery to me why? I also wonder if there is truth the old saying that tragedies/deaths happen in threes?
T.C. Booth
Read a lot of books in your genre. Write. Read some more. Write. Don't stop.
T.C. Booth
I put the writing away for awhile and read. I carry a notebook or jot ideas in my iPhone that come to me when I'm not a home.
T.C. Booth
The best thing about being a writer is putting down the thoughts swirling around in my head. :) I can't explain the joy that runs through me when someone tells me how much they loved my story.
T.C. Booth
I'm currently working on a young adult novel dealing with the subject of alcoholism. The heroine of the story learns how to cope with having a parent with a drinking problem. Like all good young adult stories, it contains a twist in the plot as well as the experience of a first love.
T.C. Booth
I've always had a passion for helping young people along with writing. The combination of the two is my inspiration for writing this novella.
I enjoy the challenge of writing about life's journeys through the eyes of young people.
I enjoy the challenge of writing about life's journeys through the eyes of young people.
T.C. Booth
The four most important young people in my life have experienced more than one tragedy that has taken a loved one from them too soon. The latest tragedy occurred after this story was already written and in the process of being published. As a result of this, I 'm now raising two more teens. My family grew and so has the love in my heart.
The most difficult part of this journey was to watch the grief of my two new children. There were nights I wished I could rub their hearts and heal them. Unfortunately, grief is a process. I have to love them through this.
My story shows the process of grieving through the eyes of Gabby. Just like Gabby, my new children have the support for young people grieving through our local hospice.
The most difficult part of this journey was to watch the grief of my two new children. There were nights I wished I could rub their hearts and heal them. Unfortunately, grief is a process. I have to love them through this.
My story shows the process of grieving through the eyes of Gabby. Just like Gabby, my new children have the support for young people grieving through our local hospice.
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