Ask the Author: Eleanor Tremayne
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Eleanor Tremayne
Thankfully, I have never needed to confront that problem—quite the opposite. I have several ideas for future novels always in my head.
Eleanor Tremayne
After listening to a sermon by my Pastor about Agape, I decided that I would write a novel that includes that idea in an artistic format. Initially, the fortune hunters turned into an inspirational journey that became an epiphany.
Eleanor Tremayne
I have been extremely fortunate to travel extensively and meet many fascinating people. Seven Days in Lebanon was inspired by my grandmother’s stories that included her exile from St. Petersburg, Russia, and her marriage to the last Prince of Khiva.
Eleanor Tremayne
Currently, I am working on two projects. My first objective is to convert High Tea with Ophelia into a play script. Watching these characters come to life on stage in my hometown St. Augustine would be phenomenal. I also am working on my seventh novel, St. Augustine Sisterhood.
Eleanor Tremayne
Write! Write! Write! So many people that I meet aspire to be writers but never put pen to paper. I always advise aspiring writers to spend a minimum of two hours a day writing. Revisions are only possible once you have something to revise.
Eleanor Tremayne
Being an author allows me to apply everything that I learned in graduate school and everything that I taught my students. Being able to create characters in historical settings that my readers can appreciate is what I enjoy the most about being a writer.
Eleanor Tremayne
Ulysses, by James Joyce. I have always admired the writing style of James Joyce. A few years ago, I was fortunate enough to visit Dublin. Returning during the celebration of Bloomsbury would be an amazing experience.
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