‘What If?’: The Big Question
In a previous Huffington Post article, I discussed the almost dreamlike process by which I write a novel. There is a coalescence of past and present; the melding of my own and others’ experiences. The article concluded by saying that drawing from life and imagination is at the heart of my novels, but each story begins in a unique way.
I’ve often been asked how the concept for Love Gone Mad originated, given its twists, turns and many machinations. Readers want to know how the initial idea came...
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Dec 09, 2013 09:40AM
For me, the story pops in my head and I have to write it because my brain starts making my fingers do the typing on the key board. What IF is a good way to start by asking yourself a question and the brain kicks in and the next thing you know, you have a plot for a good story. A.G.
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