Ask the Author: A.L. Noble
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A.L. Noble
When our children were little, we had over one hundred pacifiers go missing inside our home. The kids would go to sleep with their binkies and wake up sans binkies. No matter how hard we looked, they were never recovered. It became a running joke in our home that we either had pacifier stealing trolls living in the walls or a ghost with a fetish for binkies. I've often wanted to weave a tale about one of those options. Perhaps, a short story is in the near future.
A.L. Noble
I punch the nearest piece of furniture and scream like a maniac. Just kidding. I usually take a break and work on something else until I can feel the ideas creeping back in. Sometimes, it is a few hours; others, a few days, but they always come back.
A.L. Noble
Hearing people tell me they enjoyed my book. I love that I have created something that brings someone else happiness.
A.L. Noble
Keep something with you so you can write down ideas whenever they hit you. I learned early on that the first idea is usually the best, and I may struggle to phrase it the same later.
A.L. Noble
I am editing a novel called Invisible Me and writing The Turning part 2.
A.L. Noble
I find inspiration all around, but the creepy bumps in the night really get me going.
A.L. Noble
It came out of nowhere one morning when I was driving home from dropping my children off at school. I think the foggy, morning wanderings of my brain allow me to be more open to creative ideas.
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