Ask the Author: David Fine
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David Fine
When my daughter was young, as my wife would read her books, I decided that I would make up bedtime stories. My book came out of one of those stories. I can remember like it was yesterday. That day my daughter was upset about how all the girls in her class were pretty and she felt insecure about her looks. I knew my daughter loved fantasy, adventures, mysteries, and of course, magic. So, I quickly came up with a story about a girl who was insecure about her looks, but didn’t realize that beauty was always inside her.
David Fine
I am now working on the second book of the Aggie Boyle series. The working title is:
Aggie Boyle and The Hidden Fortress
Aggie Boyle and The Hidden Fortress
David Fine
The most important advice I could give is to write down every idea, no matter how big or small they are. If you don’t, that idea might be gone forever. Also, if the idea happens late at night, don’t make the excuse of not getting out of bed. I myself had some of my best inspirations at that time. If I hadn’t been convinced by my wife that I should get up and write down what I was thinking at one in the morning, my book might never had been completed. If you don’t want to get out of bed, my advice to you would be to keep a pad of paper or your smartphone next to your bed just in case inspiration happens.
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