Ask the Author: C.E. Graham
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C.E. Graham
I have seen three ghosts in my life but the grey image of a woman that stood next to my bed last night is one that will change my life. As I looked again, her face was clearly recognisable and I knew in that moment that the person I loved was going to die.....
C.E. Graham
When I was thirteen during a long hot summer I found a stone. It was near an overgrown entrance, with rotten lop sided wood hanging from it, which once lead to a passageway underground. I had never seen anything like it. Oval, almost egg shaped, a dusky pink colour with faded purple lines forming a concentric pattern around the shape. I held it in my palm, admiring the soft, coolness of its sides, mesmerised by the mysterious pattern.
I took it home with me and kept it in a secret box under the bed. However it soon became apparent that this was no ordinary stone. The museum couldn't place its origins and I even made the local paper. And so it began....
I took it home with me and kept it in a secret box under the bed. However it soon became apparent that this was no ordinary stone. The museum couldn't place its origins and I even made the local paper. And so it began....
C.E. Graham
I dreamt it. Seriously I did and woke up the next day buzzing with ideas.
C.E. Graham
My dreams throw up some interesting ideas, so does everything I do. Walking down a street, travelling to a new location, standing in the rain. Staring at the ocean, listening to the wind, everything inspires me.
C.E. Graham
My next book is called 'The Star Man.' As a child the main character was involved in an accident leaving him with a scarred face. However a discovery changes his point of view for ever when he becomes know as the 'Star Man,'
"He knows where you are and what you do. That's why you can't find him but he can find you." copyright C.E. Graham.
"He knows where you are and what you do. That's why you can't find him but he can find you." copyright C.E. Graham.
C.E. Graham
Write, take a month away from your book. Then review, improve, take another month away. Keep at it until you finally know its there and don't be rushed.
C.E. Graham
Being able to see everything in your story and how it comes together and the absolute joy when you get great reader and critics reviews.
C.E. Graham
Take time out, usually the summer then by Autumn I am bursting with ideas again. I hide away by the fire during the winter months and write as my characters lives unfold, oh and the odd glass of vino helps!
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