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Anne Pagan

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in Merseyside, The United Kingdom

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Children's, Spirituality

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Enid Blyton, JK Rowland, Stephen King, Alan Toner

Member Since

July 2014

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Anne Pagan To date, I haven't been cursed with writers block, but I suppose there's plenty of time though! I find my inspiration from my three Grandchildren, esp…moreTo date, I haven't been cursed with writers block, but I suppose there's plenty of time though! I find my inspiration from my three Grandchildren, especially the eldest, Loui, who's five. His imagination is wondrous, and we work together on my children's books. My Tarot book idea came quiet easy to me as I have been reading the cards for over seventeen years. I struggled with the layout of this book, or maybe I should say 'I struggled with the context of this book'. Originally, the draft was written as a 'story' book (for want of a better description) but I decided to stick to a uniformed layout throughout the book. Being honest, I do find it a little monotonous as I read through my book, but It seems easier to understand the meanings of each card when written this way. I would love to hear readers views as I have sold many copies on Amazon, but no one bothers to rate/comment after buying. I often wonder if people are just being polite, by not leaving a negative comment, and while I'm very grateful I would rather know the truth.(less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Anne Pagan The best thing about being a writer has to be; being able to express myself. I'm not a big talker, not unless I know someone really well, and I'm quie…moreThe best thing about being a writer has to be; being able to express myself. I'm not a big talker, not unless I know someone really well, and I'm quiet shy; not one to push my opinions on other people. I suppose i'm socially inadequate, and writing removes those barriers for me. If people don't like what I write, or don't think I'm much of a writer, they won't buy my books. Children's books are the best way to express the silliness of life; Tarot cards, for me, are the best way to express our spiritual journey through life. (less)

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	HOW TO READ THE MAJOR TAROT CARDS 3.50 avg rating — 4 ratings — published 2013	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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