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Hello Josh, I was looking to contact you, and this website is all I could find, so I apologise that this is not a question about your books. In my youth I watched sunset beach with my family, and loved it. I have many enjoyable memories linked to the series. I have been trying to find a way of re-watching the show, however cannot find it on dvd. I live in the UK would like to know if the shows are available anywhere?
Josh Griffith Hello, Abby. Thank you for your message. I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed Sunset Beach. I wish I could be more helpful. I don't know if it is available to watch now. Perhaps it is on iTunes as a download?

All Best,
Josh
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Can you tell us a two-sentence horror story?
Josh Griffith Deek opened his eyes but saw only darkness and smelled the peculiar, metallic odor of blood. His hands were pulled up over his head by something cold attached to his wrists, and the sound of metal against metal, the sharpening of knives, filled his ears.
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What’s your advice for aspiring writers?
Josh Griffith Write what you love. Write what you'd want to read. Don't worry about what you think others want. You've got to surprise yourself.
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How do you deal with writer’s block?
Josh Griffith I practice Transcendental Meditation, so I've never had a problem with writer's block. TM opens the door to an abundant flow of energy and creativity.
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What’s the best thing about being a writer?
Josh Griffith The hours. (And getting to call the shots.)
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What are you currently working on?
Josh Griffith I'm writing a novel called THIS SECRET TOWN, a follow up to THIS LONELY TOWN. It's my second book about Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department homicide detective Jason Chance.
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How do you get inspired to write?
Josh Griffith I've never had a problem coming up with ideas--they can come from anywhere and everywhere. Something in the news. A conversation. A memory. A dream. Even an album I'm listening to. Most of the time it seems like I have this auto track running in my head that keeps asking, "what if? What if?" But though I may get a lot of ideas over the course of a day or a week, most of them will probably end up sucking, haha. The trick for me is to kick it around in my head for as long as I can before I start writing, to see if it sticks with me and I stay excited about it.
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