Ask the Author: Ron L. Voller
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Ron L. Voller
I got the idea from a book about the Big Bang Theory, a subject related to that of the book's central character.
Ron L. Voller
Stay curious and subjects will reveal themselves. Experimentation in various genres is a good way to stay inspired.
Ron L. Voller
I am working on two or three projects simultaneously at the moment. One is a long range research project on the Civil War. Another is an architectural based book on New York City. The other is non-profit focused.
Ron L. Voller
1. Write. You can't be a writer if you don't write. 2. Don't just write what you know but seek out new things and approach them based on what you know. Curiosity is the cousin of imagination.
Ron L. Voller
Writing is the perfect confluence of personal reflection and spontaneous creation. It is sometimes audacious, sometimes conservative but always revealing.
Ron L. Voller
I came across my subject while on vacation in the Philippines. I have always been interested in astronomy and I was reading a book called Big Bang by Simon Singh. In the book Singh mentions Milton Humason briefly and I became intrigued by the notion of finding out more about his life and career.
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