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Goodreads asked Robert Bryndza:

How do you deal with writer’s block?

Robert Bryndza I don't know if writer's block exists. Unless you physically can't write, you will always be able to put pen to paper and write something. I've found a great exercise for me, when the ideas aren't flowing, is to just write anything, even if it's the same word over and over - a stream of consciousness if you like. It's very liberating and often some really interesting unexpected stuff can come out of it.

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Linda

Linda asked Robert Bryndza:

Hi Robert, I just finished The Girl in the Ice. It was awesome & Detective Erika Foster is bad ass, love her! I look forward to reading the others in the series. Will write a short review in the morning. Great job! Hope there will be more?

Sue Del.

Sue Del. asked Robert Bryndza:

Hi Robert, When you decided to write a crime novel, had you any previous knowledge of policing and forensics? Did you decided to focus on South London because you had lived there? Loved "The Girl in the Ice" and am now reading "The Night Stalker".

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