Claire Fullerton
I think writer's block is a commonly accepted myth! Even when a writer is not writing, there is still a gestation period of something waiting to be born. Acceptance of the process is imperative; for me, there is an ebb and flow while a novel is coming to fruition, and there's a lot to be said for patience. When a writer embarks upon a novel, it's because they know deep within there is a story waiting to be told. I think perseverance and keeping the faith are all that's needed. If one feels "blocked," it's best to consider it part of the process, as something momentary. Stepping away for a breather is not a bad thing.
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Susan Girard
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released on St. Patty's Day...I love it...shall put on my to read list...my second book in the series has some Irish content...congratulations on all of your accomplishments to date Claire...my question is do you write full time and how many hours per day do you dedicate to your craft?? Are you a daytime or a nighttime writer?? Do you jot notes and then transfer to computer? or just type? all good blessings...
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