Ask the Author: Tim Jollymore
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Tim Jollymore
Obviously I check this infrequently. If you mean audio books, I say not yet. Ebooks, yes. Are you there?
Tim Jollymore
I work out narrative problems in dreams, especially toward dawn. I note the solution as soon as I can, then I sit down at 9:00 AM and begin with the solution. Actually, I do not believe there is a writer's block, but that is only true for me and anyone else who says so.
Tim Jollymore
Oh, the fame, it's the fame.
Tim Jollymore
It may sound glib, but "write" is the best answer.
Tim Jollymore
The 100th anniversary of Santa Reina High School brings the characters who lived through the so-called Class of '67, a group of students, coaches and teachers at the school when a coed violinist was brutally murdered.
I am revising and moving into editing of OBSERVATION HILL: Class and Murder, a fictional examination of patrician sentiment and working immigrant heritage in 1960's Duluth, Minnesota (Spring 2015)
I am revising and moving into editing of OBSERVATION HILL: Class and Murder, a fictional examination of patrician sentiment and working immigrant heritage in 1960's Duluth, Minnesota (Spring 2015)
Tim Jollymore
I rise, I walk, I eat breakfast and sit down by 9:00 am. It is more a practice than an inspiration.
Tim Jollymore
The book started from a vision of a man sitting on a bar stool, looking out a pair of adjacent windows.
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