Ask the Author: Diane Chattaway
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Diane Chattaway
The next few books on my reading list are...
1. The Ocean at the End of the Lane, by Neil Gaiman.
2. The institute, by Stephen King.
3. Sawkill Girls, by Claire Legrand.
4. Fangirl, by Rainbow Rowell.
5. Hot Dog Girl, by Jennifer Dugan.
1. The Ocean at the End of the Lane, by Neil Gaiman.
2. The institute, by Stephen King.
3. Sawkill Girls, by Claire Legrand.
4. Fangirl, by Rainbow Rowell.
5. Hot Dog Girl, by Jennifer Dugan.
Diane Chattaway
Multiple projects. I am putting my feelers out, to see which one screams loud enough for attention.
Diane Chattaway
Bless me father came about because of my incessant need to redeem Alice, from Fertilizer.
Fertilizer, not only was the result stemming from unfortunate events it was my push. My, I need to publish something now, before I wuss out, push. I felt like Alice fell flat. So while I dilly-danced around other projects, Alice sat screaming at me. Finally, I just gave in. I dove headfirst into getting to know her, falling in love with her every step of the way. So that is how this story came to be. It was just that Alice felt cheated, and she was not going to rest until I breathed life into her.
This time around, however, I wanted to focus on the emotional aspects hidden within a psycho, rather than just the gory aftermath. What better way to do that, to look internally, than God? God set the setting, Alice drove the story.
Fertilizer, not only was the result stemming from unfortunate events it was my push. My, I need to publish something now, before I wuss out, push. I felt like Alice fell flat. So while I dilly-danced around other projects, Alice sat screaming at me. Finally, I just gave in. I dove headfirst into getting to know her, falling in love with her every step of the way. So that is how this story came to be. It was just that Alice felt cheated, and she was not going to rest until I breathed life into her.
This time around, however, I wanted to focus on the emotional aspects hidden within a psycho, rather than just the gory aftermath. What better way to do that, to look internally, than God? God set the setting, Alice drove the story.
Diane Chattaway
Telling the stories. I enjoy story telling.
Diane Chattaway
To be honest, I am having a visit from a block as we speak. Stress is really great at scattering your minds ability to focus. So far, Water! Water has been my savior. There is something calming about it. It just allows the creative thinking to flow. I do my best thinking in the shower. I am really thinking about putting a dry erase board in there for me.
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