Constance Sayers
Usually, I have an idea that I want to explore—typically it’s something historic that has caught my eye. Then, I'll do an outline, but I’m not tied to it. What I find is that as I start writing (and researching at the same time), there are surprises that arise and I let them happen and write them in. I don’t reign myself in at all during this processes. It could be interesting historical connections or characters that pop out of nowhere and seem to write themselves.
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What drew you to the specific time periods and professions for Juliet, Nora, Sandra and Helen? I was wondering why Helen's story is set in 2012/2013 vs. 2018/2019? Is there something about modern-day DC from 7-8 years ago that you felt would work better? Or was it more the 40-year gap worked out that way?
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Do you plan to write a novel about Luke's backstory - a prequel to A Witch in Time? I'm so curious how he became a lesser demon!
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