Michael Webb
It's not something I've run into much so far. Usually I have an idea of the story I want to tell. What trips me up is a small detail of how to tie pieces together that stops me. I've found that when I'm driving somewhere or going for a run, I'll use that time to think through the story and brainstorm where I want it to go. Often it comes as lightning-bolt moments, and out of nowhere, I'll tell my wife in the car, "Aha! I just solves a plot issue in my book!" Then, by the time I get back to writing, I know exactly where I want the story to go.
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Rene' VanDerHeyden
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Michael Webb:
Good afternoon Michael, I have a couple of questions for you, the first is for fun, I thought trilogy meant 3 books not 4. I am not complaining about an extra book as this is an enjoyable read for me. Now a more difficult question, did you keep the relations between the characters PG for a broader readership or just not something you enjoy reading. Your characters are very human and relatable in thought and action?
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