Ask the Author: Stew Mosberg
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Stew Mosberg
The Sun Also Rises - I'd run with the bulls, drink wine and cafe au lait at the Parisian cafe's, argue about art with Hemingway, Fitzgerald, and Gertrude Stein.
Stew Mosberg
I read a variety of magazines and journals; my favorite are Vanity Fair, the Smithsonian Magazine and the NYTimes. Ideas and concepts are often sparked by something I read.
Stew Mosberg
My freelance journalism and a few non-profit organization volunteer marketing projects
Stew Mosberg
Keep focused and acquire discipline if you don't have it. Write, re-write, and re-write again. Accept all criticism, consider it, use what you can and forget the rest.
Stew Mosberg
Writing fiction requires introspection as well as observation. I love creating characters, their names, their mannerisms, their faults and attributes; most of all, bringing them to life through dialogue.
Stew Mosberg
"Good Days, Bad Days", is a collection of stories so eclectic, so varied in theme, subject and genre my ideas for each are hard to pin down. I read magazines and periodicals that often sparks my curiosity and causes me to jump in with both feet (hands?). I just start and see where it goes.
Stew Mosberg
Fortunately, I rarely, if ever have writer's block. I write almost every day either as a journalist or as an author (is there a difference?) so I have things that I can switch back and forth on to keep "fluid."
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