Ask the Author: Sandy Gholston III
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Sandy Gholston III
Reading other authors, listening to people, and observing people are what help me draw inspiration.
Sandy Gholston III
I've honestly never had a severe case of writer's block. When I run into a challenge, while writing a story, I move to another story. I am generally working on multiple stories at the same time.
But, when I do have severe writer's block, I read more.
But, when I do have severe writer's block, I read more.
Sandy Gholston III
Writing is exercise for the imagination. I never run out of ideas and my imagination gets plenty of exercise.
Sandy Gholston III
Don't be afraid to expose your work to others ... whether you receive accolades or hate. Believe in what you do and be willing to take that risk when you've put the work in to be successful.
Sandy Gholston III
I am working on a novel about a person who wants to meet some people he has only met through social media, but has never engaged in real life. It takes a LOT of twists and turns.
Sandy Gholston III
Being a native of Detroit, writing about Devil's Night was something that had been in my head for a long time. To structure a drama/action and adventure/love story around it was all too natural.
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