Ask the Author: Jeffrey Stagg
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Jeffrey Stagg
This is a really fun question, especially since I read almost exclusively fantasy books!
I would have to say that my favorite fictional couple is: Harry Dresden and Officer Murphy from The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher.
They are so funny together, are almost complete opposites, but they find real solace in one another. They can have some of my favorite banter, but you can see that they are working their hardest just to keep one another safe.
Harry puts so much faith in Murphy, he literally gives her some of the most important objects in the world just to keep them safe.
He might be turning into a monster or something, but Murphy never gives on Harry.
I would have to say that my favorite fictional couple is: Harry Dresden and Officer Murphy from The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher.
They are so funny together, are almost complete opposites, but they find real solace in one another. They can have some of my favorite banter, but you can see that they are working their hardest just to keep one another safe.
Harry puts so much faith in Murphy, he literally gives her some of the most important objects in the world just to keep them safe.
He might be turning into a monster or something, but Murphy never gives on Harry.
Jeffrey Stagg
Step away from a short time. NOT DAYS, but for a few hours, maybe a day. Writer's block can be a pain to deal with, but I have never had a horrible time with it. If I ever find myself in a scene that I can't push through, I take a walk. Usually when I'm fishing or doing something else, my brain will focus on that scene and push right through it.
Jeffrey Stagg
Talking about my books. Oh my goodness, I love talking about my books with people. I actually have to stop myself from spoiling the books or the series for other people.
Whenever I meet a fan, I turn into a complete fan boy demanding stuff like "What did you think of this?" or "Why do you think that happened?" I go nuts just meeting readers.
Whenever I meet a fan, I turn into a complete fan boy demanding stuff like "What did you think of this?" or "Why do you think that happened?" I go nuts just meeting readers.
Jeffrey Stagg
Don't be afraid to write. I am so nervous about people reviewing my books, but I have to keep reminding myself that I am, first and foremost, writing for myself. I am so glad other people enjoy A Campfire Nightmare, but when I wrote it, it was just so I could write. I just so happened to publish it.
Never be afraid of other peoples' judgement. Write for yourself. If you like it, there is a group of people out there who will like it as well.
Never be afraid of other peoples' judgement. Write for yourself. If you like it, there is a group of people out there who will like it as well.
Jeffrey Stagg
Right now, I am working on A Campfire Nightmare book 2, a new Anti Hero book and my Utah Brother's novel. I wish I could share more right now, but that would spoil WAY too much.
Jeffrey Stagg
This is really easy. I think. My mind is constantly whirling with ideas and stories. My one problem is slowing it down long enough to get it on paper and focusing the words so it will make sense for my readers.
Jeffrey Stagg
I got my ideas from Flathead Lake and an old story my grandma used to tell me about a Flathead Lake Monster. Of course, she told me about a water monster that stayed in the lake, but I always was fascinated by the woods around the lake. Why couldn't the monster(s) live in the woods? So, I created my warwolves.
I also have been amused by summer camps, especially music camps. I never attended a music summer camp, but I dreamed about what it would be like. How could would it be if CAMP were real? I'd want to go there.
I also have been amused by summer camps, especially music camps. I never attended a music summer camp, but I dreamed about what it would be like. How could would it be if CAMP were real? I'd want to go there.
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