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Goodreads asked Brian Freeman:

How do you deal with writer’s block?

Brian Freeman You just have to write your way through it. It's easy for writers to psyche themselves out, and you can't give in to that. The reality is, once you reach the editing process, the passages that felt "blocked" -- where you were clawing for each word -- sometimes are the best parts of the book. And the parts that "flowed" need the most work. So don't listen to the demons. Just keep writing.

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I just picked up a copy of Spilled Blood. It is so excellent I can't put it down. I started it today and I'm over half way through. A well crafted mystery that has me enthralled. I read one of your other books, The Bone House, which I also enjoyed immensely. Keep up the great work. I look forward to reading more of your novels. What inspires you to write about small town terror? Your fan, Aaron

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Are you going to be making any appearances in the Los Angeles area to promote Season of Fear?

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