Goodreads asked Bryan Beaunoyer:

What’s your advice for aspiring writers?

Bryan Beaunoyer Don't be afraid to write exactly what is in your head when you're thinking it. Just write it down, and worry about the editing or changes later. Get the idea out of your head while it's still fresh and you can revisit it at any time. Trust me... my book had several edits over the course of the publishing process because of little changes I had decided to make on my own. This method even helped me realize plot holes and things that didn't make sense, and even- at one point- that one paragraph actually needed to go back and be placed dozens of pages prior to where I had originally put it. And, I'm glad I made that change because it made the flow of the story more natural.

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