Ask the Author: K.I. Frederick
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K.I. Frederick
A new stand-alone book called "The Glass Journal" which features some Lovecraftian elements of madness and horror, but for a younger, more accessible age.
Plus, it's set in Rustburn. And for anyone who's read later in the Grayson Ames series, you know this means that it's connected in the same universe. You may even see some familiar faces...
It's still in the editing phase, but I hope to have it out before the summer of 2022!
Plus, it's set in Rustburn. And for anyone who's read later in the Grayson Ames series, you know this means that it's connected in the same universe. You may even see some familiar faces...
It's still in the editing phase, but I hope to have it out before the summer of 2022!
K.I. Frederick
I used to set a rule for myself: every day that it rained, I would write. At first, there was no amount on how much I would write, I would just work on something.
Then, my fellow authors in our little cohort were talking about word counts. I decided to set another rule: 500 words written, every time it rained. Then it became 1,000. And soon, once I got that literary ball rolling, I was making myself write 1,000 words every single day.
It's not all good, but I love getting words down on digital paper. It makes me feel accomplished, even if I have to go back later and fix half of them!
Then, my fellow authors in our little cohort were talking about word counts. I decided to set another rule: 500 words written, every time it rained. Then it became 1,000. And soon, once I got that literary ball rolling, I was making myself write 1,000 words every single day.
It's not all good, but I love getting words down on digital paper. It makes me feel accomplished, even if I have to go back later and fix half of them!
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