Ask the Author: Jay Wright
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Jay Wright
We were anticipating the birth of our granddaughter and in the months leading up to it, I was specifically thinking about the relationship I wanted to have with her. I was thinking about the love I wanted to share and what that love, from all of her family, really, would mean to her and how important that is in her own growth and in guiding who she will become.
Jay Wright
I think of my niece, my nephew, and my granddaughter. Then I start to day dream.
Jay Wright
Illustrations for a third book, a silly little song for my grand daughter, and taking notes for the ideas on a fourth book.
Jay Wright
As a writer / illustrator, when I have writers block, I draw. My drawings reveal what I'm thinking and feeling, lead to more drawings, and ultimately uncover the words I'm struggling with.
Jay Wright
Write. Just sit down and write. No amount of talking or planning makes you a writer more than just sitting down and writing. When you're not writing, read.
Jay Wright
It allows me to get completely lost in imagination. I'm completely free when I'm writing and I have often found myself laughing, crying, or talking to myself with total abandon.
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