Ask the Author: T.A. Henry
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T.A. Henry
Ignore the naysayers. Grow thick skin. Always go with your gut no matter what anyone else says. Even if you're wrong later, you'll know you were true to your own compass. The things I regret are mostly where I listened to someone else over my own ideas.
T.A. Henry
People are impressed and then quietly confess how much they've always wanted to write a novel, memoir, non fiction book about under water basket weaving. It's fun.
T.A. Henry
I don't wait for inspiration, I make it a habit. I get up at 5 everyday and spend an hour working on my writing.
T.A. Henry
Last year for Nanowrimo I wrote a murder mystery/police procedural about a personal chef who has the bad luck to find a dead body and then gets embroiled in the investigation. I'm currently working on editing it for Beta Readers.
T.A. Henry
Scripting the Truth started as a convoluted dream. I remembered the sketchy details enough to make some notes when I woke up. The idea sat around in my ideas book until the next Nanowrimo. I researched for a couple of months to ensure I would present my post World War II London in a realistic light and then wrote the entire manuscript during the 30 days. Nine months of editing later...
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