Ask the Author: Nick Swyft
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Nick Swyft
There are lots of little mysteries, which often turn into short stories, which may themselves morph into a novel. Here's one. Why is it that when you have a vivid dream, the memory of it fades so fast? is it simply the effect of the way memory works, or are there forces at work that don't want you to remember?
Nick Swyft
I find the process to be slow anyway, and maybe I'll go for days without writing anything. Then out of nowhere the answer comes and I have to drop what I'm doing and write it down.
Nick Swyft
I can create my own world. It's mine, all mine....MINE D'YOU HEAR?
Nick Swyft
Decide wether you want to be a writer or if you simply want to write. The former implies a career, together with deadlines imposed by others, an eye on the bank balance... the latter requires that you have a steady income frm elsewhere, hopefully a not too onerous day job. Then you can enjoyr yourself. Maybe no one will read your work, but then why do you want to write in the first place?
Nick Swyft
The sequel to 'The Lost Legion'.
Nick Swyft
From not throwing away those random thoughts that have nothing to do with every day life.
Nick Swyft
From a TV interview with a US Marine in Iraq. He said he thought he'd gone there to teach the Iraqi's the benefits of 'The American Way', but that he found civilisation that was over 5000 years old, and had far more to teach him than he did to teach them.
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