Ask the Author: Malcolm David Logan
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Malcolm David Logan
I read until the beauty of another author's craft lifts me and carries me on a tide of inspiration. (Sorry if that sounded a little Hallmark but there it is).
Malcolm David Logan
Mastering your craft to the point that the act of creation becomes the most fulfilling thing in your life each day, every day.
Malcolm David Logan
Write. Write. Write. And then read. And then write some more.
Malcolm David Logan
The sequel to the Wind in the Embers. If you thought what happened to Placidius and Galla in the first book was hairy, wait till you see what happens to them next. Hint: He is a Hun, and his name starts with "A"
Malcolm David Logan
By reading. I suppose it's possible to be a good writer if you are not into great writing, but for me sitting down to write after reading a great book is like emerging from a crisp, cool swimming pool on a hot summer day and stretching out on a chaise lounge with a drink in the sun.
Malcolm David Logan
In my research into the late Roman Empire I came across this extraordinary female hero, Galla Placidia, whose life story certainly rivals that of Cleopatra, Mata Hari or Catherine the Great, and yet almost no one had written about her. So I had to do it.
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