Jeffrey Higgins
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Robert Dugoni:
Hi, Robert. I'm interested in your writing practice. Will you tell us where and when you write? Are you an outliner? Do you write until you reach a word count? How many times do you usually edit a manuscript? - Jeffrey
Robert Dugoni
I have a home and an out of home office. I write mornings and keep going until I run out of steam, but they're full days. I am not an outliner. I'm an organic writer and I try to get out of the way of the story. I edit all the way up to the time my editor gets mad at me. But with every draft I find out more about the characters and the story.
Thanks for asking.
Thanks for asking.
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Traci Ahlbrandt
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Robert Dugoni:
Hello! You have quickly become one of my favorite authors, so I’m always excited to hear when you release a new book. The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell is quite a turn from your amazing thrillers, and yet I found it to be amazing. My question for you is do you have any plans to write more books like Sam Hell? What inspired you to write something so compelling, yet totally different froM your thriller series?
Lillian Tañon (La Lectora Bilingüe)
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Robert Dugoni:
I haven't read your Tracy Crosswhite series. But I have to say, I really loved The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell. And what I loved most about this book: There are so many lessons of life that we will learn from Sam Hell. I am constantly recommending this book to everyone I know, reader or not a reader. Anything similar planned in the future close to this one?
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