Amy Hartman
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Greer Hendricks:
I just finished An Anonymous Girl after I selected it as my book of the month. I sat down this morning, and read it cover to cover. Every plan I had for the dissipated as I just could not put this book down. How do you think up and imagine all the plot twists, turns? Do you already have them in mind, or do the ideas come to you as you write? Thank you!
Greer Hendricks
We are so glad you loved it! We brainstorm for months before we begin to write. Our favorite phrase is "What If?" With that said, often the twists and turns evolve and change once we begin the writing process.
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Charlotte Milburn
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Greer Hendricks:
Hi Greer we are a book club in the Highlands of Scotland, we have just read The Wife Between Us and loved it. We have a question or two. Firstly, who wrote the ending? Did you both decide or did you write a chapter each? Secondly did one of your write the Nellie chapters and other the ‘new wife’ ones?
Vince
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Greer Hendricks:
One person writing a novel is probably not as easy as some would make it seem. How do two people do it and make it into one cohesive narrative? Do you divvy up chapters? Is one of you speaking as Nelly and the other as Vanessa? Do you discuss the outline and agree on direction or is one the writer and one the idea person?
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