Ask the Author: J.D. Mason
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J.D. Mason
Hi TR,
I'd like to. For the books that are on Audible already, my publisher arranged for that to happen. For those that aren't on Audible, I'm checking to see if I have the rights reverted back to me (which I'm working on) so that I can release them on Audible. When it does, I will.
I'd like to. For the books that are on Audible already, my publisher arranged for that to happen. For those that aren't on Audible, I'm checking to see if I have the rights reverted back to me (which I'm working on) so that I can release them on Audible. When it does, I will.
J.D. Mason
I put them in my phone.
J.D. Mason
Don't just talk about writing. Write. Don't just think about writing. Write. You will NEVER have time to write. You must MAKE the time to write.
J.D. Mason
Some days, I can honestly say there is no "best thing" about being a writer. It can be boring, challenging, tedious, solitary, and did i say boring? But, when it's your calling in life, I guess the best thing could be knowing that each and every time you sit down at your desk, you're living your purpose. Being creative, writing does offer an outlet to release that energy, so that's another good thing.
J.D. Mason
With my writing schedule, I don't always have the luxury of waiting on inspiration. And there are times when I just have to push through to reach my word count and deadline despite the fact that my muse is missing. Not every page is going to be good. Not every plot is going to be well developed and not every character is going to be complete, but inspiration is a fickle thing--too fickle to count on and if you want to be a professional, you have to realize that.
J.D. Mason
I'm currently working on my next novel "The Real Mrs. Price" which is going to be the first novel in a new series I'm launching. It's following the same pulp vibe as my last three books, Beautiful, Dirty, Rich, Drop Dead, Gorgeous and Crazy, Sexy, Revenge. I love the pulp. It's fast, edgy, and fun to write.
J.D. Mason
I don't believe in writer's block. I believe in writer's mental fatigue, writer's distractions, writer's procrastination, writer's don't really want to do this right now. Sometimes, a writer needs to take some time off because we're always on. I tend to feel rejuvenated again when I've stepped away to just read, get some fresh air, work out...whatever it takes to get that second wind.
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