Ask the Author: Jackie Warren Tatum
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Jackie Warren Tatum
Illiterate society.
Jackie Warren Tatum
Thanks for this question. I did not see it until now. I apologize for the delay in answering.
I journal regularly and think about writing often. Sometimes I do quite a bit of writing in my head watching the people in an audience or sitting in my screen room with nature. I may jot down some train of thought or a description of something I've seen. That may show up later on paper.
I don't push myself to type a certain amount of words at a certain time. I may work for hours on my second novel or the piece I am presently writing to submit for an anthology. Then I lay it aside and let it simmer, like soup.
It took me seven years to write Unspeakable Things a novel.
Thank you for this question. Jackie Warren Tatum
I journal regularly and think about writing often. Sometimes I do quite a bit of writing in my head watching the people in an audience or sitting in my screen room with nature. I may jot down some train of thought or a description of something I've seen. That may show up later on paper.
I don't push myself to type a certain amount of words at a certain time. I may work for hours on my second novel or the piece I am presently writing to submit for an anthology. Then I lay it aside and let it simmer, like soup.
It took me seven years to write Unspeakable Things a novel.
Thank you for this question. Jackie Warren Tatum
Jackie Warren Tatum
Letting what is flowing through become words.
Jackie Warren Tatum
Daphne du Maurier's Mr. de Winter and the second Mrs. de Winter in Rebecca.
Jackie Warren Tatum
I was widowed when I was 25 years of age. Every day of living past that event was marked by that loss. Inside of me was an understanding that propelled Renee, the protagonist in Unspeakable Things a novel, though the novel is entirely fiction.
Jackie Warren Tatum
I get inspired by what I see and hear and what tugs at me inside who I am.
Jackie Warren Tatum
My second work of fiction.
Jackie Warren Tatum
Write. Write. Write. Write. Write.
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