Ask the Author: Sarah L. Campbell
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Sarah L. Campbell
There are just so many to choose from. I would love to go to Narnia and have tea and jam roly poly with the beavers. Hogwarts of course. Pride and Prejudice and have a long chat with Elizabeth Bennett. Any fictional world to have a nice picnic. Of course my own fairy stories to Strawberry Lane to have tea and a cupcake with fairy Imelda and her cat Smoky.
Sarah L. Campbell
This house is not haunted . It is my mind that is so.
Sarah L. Campbell
I'm currently reading The Help by Kathryn Stockett
and Letters from the Lighthouse by Emma Carroll
and Letters from the Lighthouse by Emma Carroll
Sarah L. Campbell
Currently, I'm very busy. My new book, a teenage novel, a supernatural read, dealing with the issues of grief and coping change. It also looks at familiar relationships and is a bit spooky with a twist at the end. That should be out in a few weeks. I've also started on a writing an outline for a brand new book as well.
Sarah L. Campbell
Take a break! Put down your writing and go and have a cup of tea maybe with a biscuit, usually ideas spring to mind when I'm not focused on writing. Keep a notebook handy for any ideas that crop up.
Sarah L. Campbell
Creating your own world inside your writing. I love writing the fairy Imelda stories because I can add a lot of magic, fairy dust, wands, flying etc and create all these fairy characters. It's a world I would like to just jump into! There are so many other great things especially people enjoying your writing and writing about issues close to your heart. The list is endless!
Sarah L. Campbell
Believe in yourself ! Work hard and never give up!
Sarah L. Campbell
I normally start with an idea or theme I want to explore and create a story around that. For instance, in Forty Cats, one of the main themes is not judging a book by it's cover, or not judging people on what they look like. I also wanted to write about issues that children face such as bullying and friendship.
Sarah L. Campbell
As a child, I had a fear of witches from being read archetypal witch stories. I wanted to write a story that questions the portrayal of a witch as nasty or evil and challenge opinions. There's a lot of myself in the character of Katy as well.
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