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Lauren M. Hancock

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Born

Melbourne, Australia

Website

https://laurenmhancock.com

Genre

Poetry, Memoir, Children's

Member Since

August 2019

URL

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Lauren M. Hancock is the author of "Our Whimsical World: Illustrated Stories". She is a poet, artist, writer, and musician who also created under the name of Alice Well ('all is well').

She loves to express her imagination through her creations to share with others, to elicit a smile, a chuckle, or a moment of thoughtful pondering.

She has a strong passion for writing poetry and prose and has moved more toward writing poetry and prose poetry during recent times. ...more

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What books are on your summer reading list this year?

Lauren M. Hancock Definitely Michael Faudet's 'Winter of Summers', Lang Leav's 'Sea of Strangers' or 'Sad Girls', and Courtney Peppernell 'Pillow Thoughts II' and 'Pill…moreDefinitely Michael Faudet's 'Winter of Summers', Lang Leav's 'Sea of Strangers' or 'Sad Girls', and Courtney Peppernell 'Pillow Thoughts II' and 'Pillow Thoughts III'. (less)

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Lauren M. Hancock At first, I used to push through and force myself to create, by drawing an image as a prompt for myself, or making the words come forth when they didn…moreAt first, I used to push through and force myself to create, by drawing an image as a prompt for myself, or making the words come forth when they didn't want to easily.

What I find best works for me though, is to allow myself the time to relax, and spontaneously feel inspired. This could be through a new drawing, or a phrase or word that comes to mind. Then, the writer's block hopefully disappears.(less)

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