Donna Grant
When I come to a part in a book where I can't *see* what's coming for the characters, I know that there are only a few reasons why.
1. I put the characters in a situation that isn't working for the story. I need to reevaluate what I've written and see if I can figure it out.
2. I need to clear my head of the huge "To Do" list that I have. Taking a small break to play a quick game of solitaire or even walking to the mailbox will be enough so that I can sit back down and get to work again.
1. I put the characters in a situation that isn't working for the story. I need to reevaluate what I've written and see if I can figure it out.
2. I need to clear my head of the huge "To Do" list that I have. Taking a small break to play a quick game of solitaire or even walking to the mailbox will be enough so that I can sit back down and get to work again.
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Heleen Rautenbach
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Donna Grant:
Hi Donna I'm usually quiet and don't ask a lot of questions. I am thrilled that Con's book is next. Do you have plans for Balladyn's story? And will there be another series for the dragon kings that have not yet gotten theirs told? I love all your books and have them twice over.
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