Ask the Author: Lisa Poche Calhoun
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Lisa Poche Calhoun
Sit down and write. You'll work through all of your writing issues as long as you continue to sit down and write.
Lisa Poche Calhoun
The desire to write is part of who I am. The question should be what stops me from writing.
Lisa Poche Calhoun
I'm alternating between the outline for the sequel to "Superflare: The Fortunate Ones" and a children's book I've written with my granddaughter, "The Lost Lucky Horseshoe."
Lisa Poche Calhoun
I'm fortunate that I don't normally suffer from writer's block. For me, if anything, I have to narrow my ideas and choose one to go with. When I do run into an issue, I sleep on it. I'm a morning person (I know, I know, but I can't help it) and when my eyes pop open my brain usually has made a decision in my sleep.
Lisa Poche Calhoun
I enjoy being able to explore my own creativity. Much like reading a book can be an adventure, writing your own is one, too, both the unfolding of the story and the experience of sticking with it all the way through publication and beyond.
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