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When did you know writing was for you?I started writing a diary when I was very young. It wasn’t only about me, but people around me, things I liked, things I observed. I realize now that I liked characters from the beginning. Going through school I always took creative writing classes. I remember some teachers that motivated me and others that didn’t. For years I thought about writing a book, but it’s a hard thought to put your head around, it seems insurmountable. A very good friend of mine died at 47, he was a talented musician; I always admired his ability to just be able to play. He was my motivation for writing my first novel “Boy In A Band”. It took me years of starting and stopping, telling myself I couldn’t write a book—when I finished it I went wow I did it. That was only the beginning through. Now the characters come into my head and they start to form and build and I know I have to get them out. I just finished my eighth book, which will probably be out in August and it’s funny some days when I sit down at my keyboard I still tell myself “you can’t write a book”.
Currently $0.99 on Amazon
When did you know writing was for you?I started writing a diary when I was very young. It wasn’t only about me, but people around me, things I liked, things I observed. I realize now that I liked characters from the beginning. Going through school I always took creative writing classes. I remember some teachers that motivated me and others that didn’t. For years I thought about writing a book, but it’s a hard thought to put your head around, it seems insurmountable. A very good friend of mine died at 47, he was a talented musician; I always admired his ability to just be able to play. He was my motivation for writing my first novel “Boy In A Band”. It took me years of starting and stopping, telling myself I couldn’t write a book—when I finished it I went wow I did it. That was only the beginning through. Now the characters come into my head and they start to form and build and I know I have to get them out. I just finished my eighth book, which will probably be out in August and it’s funny some days when I sit down at my keyboard I still tell myself “you can’t write a book”.
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