Ask the Author: Evan Bond
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Evan Bond
Since Ethan was one of the first major characters I created, I will never say I'm done telling his story. I would love to make a part 3 or more in the future. For now, I'm trying to figure out how to tell more of his story while maintaining the type of genre I have started writing. There is a good possibility you will see another chapter in the McCormick series one day.
Evan Bond
I have a working title in mind but I'm not sure I want to stick with it. We'll see what I come up with later!
Evan Bond
I'm currently editing my next horror novella and will be starting my debut science fiction novel as well.
Evan Bond
Keep writing, it's all you can do. Don't let you get in your way. If you find yourself thinking you should give up, that's when you know you're doing something right!
Evan Bond
Honestly, crafting a story is my favorite part. I love creating characters and worlds for them to live in. On top of that, I love when people get enthralled with those worlds. It's worth all of the hard work, knowing that people find genuine joy in my work.
Evan Bond
I don't have any set method of dealing with writers block, it mostly depends on the mood I'm in. Sometimes I will go for a nice walk, clear my head. Other times I will read a book or watch a movie. Then there are times where I will plain stop thinking about my writing and do something else entirely. I'll come back to it later and find that my head it clearer and I'm able to write again.
Evan Bond
When I was in high school a teacher gave us an assisignment to write a short story. I wanted to write an action packed thriller about a cop and his sister. I endearingly titled it Miami Hostage. My teacher expressed her enthusiasm over the story and got me thinking about a career in writing. I went to work on a novel based on the characters from the short story. It took me longer than I had expected, but here we are.
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