Ask the Author: Gene Cartwright
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Gene Cartwright
Read a lot. Think without boundaries. Harbor no doubt.
Gene Cartwright
Exploring worlds near, far, and beyond without leaving the room.
Gene Cartwright
While taking a midnight detour through a unkept country cemetery, the sound of footsteps approaching from behind set me racing to escape. As I neared the downhill exit, I ran head on into a towering tree that suddenly began to move.
Gene Cartwright
Rosedale, Texas in 1950s. I would spend a day touring the Texas of the period with the resident raconteur, Mr. Junior Stoddard. (From the novel, Half Moon, full Heart)
Gene Cartwright
The Last Thing You Surrender by Leonard Pitts, Jr.
Gene Cartwright
When I was 4, my parents discovered a Christmas gift for me in the closet of an unused room. The gift was from my maternal grandmother who had died 2 years earlier. She had never been known to enter that room.
Gene Cartwright
My sainted mother taught me to read when I was barely four years-old. Learning to read opened up boundless vistas that led to being inspired to write. I wrote my first story (90 pages-longhand) when I was in 6th grade.
Gene Cartwright
I'm presently writing "The God War." I dare not say more, just yet. The book is reality-based fiction.
Gene Cartwright
Fortunately, I have never suffered from writer's block.
Gene Cartwright
My recent book: "Gene Cartwright's eCollection" (a limited edition) was inspired by my desire for prospective new readers to learn more about my work.
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