Phyllis Moore
Anything can stick in my brain and sit there and churn, while it collects other ideas that bond together and form into a plot.
In this day and age, when someone has time to kill, they use their cell phone to entertain them. I find paper and pen and write. Whatever story or character that pops into my head first, that’s the one I work on. When I get home I put it in the computer.
My brain is rarely silent. There’s so much going on in there. I’m rarely alone, I’m rarely bored and I’m quite often off on some adventure.
In this day and age, when someone has time to kill, they use their cell phone to entertain them. I find paper and pen and write. Whatever story or character that pops into my head first, that’s the one I work on. When I get home I put it in the computer.
My brain is rarely silent. There’s so much going on in there. I’m rarely alone, I’m rarely bored and I’m quite often off on some adventure.
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Shawn Robinson
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Hey Phyllis, I know some authors have everything in their books planned out before they write while others figure it out as they go along. Do you ever find in your books that you write something that totally surprises you? Something you didn't plan, and something you never would have wanted to put in there... but it's like it just happens?
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