Francesca Zappia
Since I have a day job + school + social responsibilities, it's hard for me to nail down one particular routine for writing. I do notice that I write better in the early morning and late at night, when my brain is calm and I've either just woken up and haven't thought about my to-do list for the day or have finished all my responsibilities that day and are about to go to sleep.
Writing before bed is hard, though, because I get maybe fifteen good minutes in before I fall asleep. Oof.
Writing before bed is hard, though, because I get maybe fifteen good minutes in before I fall asleep. Oof.
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Francesca Zappia:
I've once done some research on schizophrenia for an English project. While I was developing a big interest to learn more about people with the mental illness, I decided that I would someday write a book about a schizophrenic MC, or at least I would read books tackling the issue. Then I found your book, and I had to ask: Do we learn much about paranoid schizophrenia by exploring Alex's mind in Made You Up?
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