Ask the Author: Tom Vaughan
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Tom Vaughan
The satisfaction that comes with creative process and the ability to work alone - in your own time - without being beholden to anyone else.
Tom Vaughan
Write - and don’t be put off. If you have got the plot and bones of the story right, you may be surprised to find the book will start to write itself - even the characters will ‘emerge’ from your pen. You become like a conduit for a book that must be written. It may take you on many unexpected twists and turns, but let it develop and go with it.
Tom Vaughan
A sequel to ‘The Other Side of Loss’ - And a tragic Irish family saga, based very closely on my mother’s extraordinary family in Ireland, from which she was expelled. Despite my grandparents having had five children (four boys, one girl) the family has now died out - without any eligible heirs. All set in the most romantic Georgian mansion at the mouth of the river Blackwater in County Waterford.
Tom Vaughan
Being in the peace and rural solitude of my isolated home in the breathtakingly beautiful New Hampshire hills.
Tom Vaughan
During a rather dull sermon in a very run down London church that had obviously once seen better days, I was daydreaming about what it might take to save such a beautiful building from the hands of developers. The idea of a huge Lottery win came into my head with the ensuing moral tensions and temptations as a result of this.
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