Ask the Author: E.D. Bird
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E.D. Bird
The crocodiles hung languidly in the water looking more like floating logs than prehistoric creatures. When the young maiden ventured in for a cooling dip they pounced en mass devouring her in seconds.
E.D. Bird
Since I lead a very boring life there is no mystery so, unfortunately, there's no chance of anything becoming a plot for a book.
E.D. Bird
I am fortunate enough to seldom suffer from 'writer's block', but when it has happened, it never lasts very long and generally by the next day, when my mind is fresh, the problem no longer exists.
E.D. Bird
When I write I become totally embroiled in the character I'm currently working on and am virtually transported into that world...
E.D. Bird
The next novel is entitled "Crocodile Isle", but I'm so busy with promoting "Bitter Sweet", I haven't had time to get down to it for a while.
E.D. Bird
Believe it or not it was actually my poodle, Digby, who inspired me initially...
E.D. Bird
It was the unfair treatment of large corporate bodies taking advantage of people with lesser knowledge of the corporate world that prompted me to write “Bitter Sweet"
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