Ask the Author: Jane Ellen Freeman
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Jane Ellen Freeman
The idea came to me as a starting sentence just after I got awake. I used the sentence although it was later moved to another part of the story. Once I start writing I try not to be judgmental but just keep writing. Then later I go back and cut or expand.
Jane Ellen Freeman
I read over writing I've started and usually get motivated to move the story forward. I have idea lists for when I'm ready to start something new.
Jane Ellen Freeman
I'm revising the first chapter of my YA. It placed in the top three in a Florida Writers contest, but on re-examination, I chose to do a re-write before sending to two exciting editors I met recently.
Jane Ellen Freeman
Keep writing and go to conferences such as the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators regional conferences. Get in a supportive critique group.
Jane Ellen Freeman
I love creating stories. Every day is interesting. I also love meeting and talking with other writers.
Jane Ellen Freeman
I often go for all walks or work in my garden. The story percolates and many times the next part just pops into my mind.
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