Ask the Author: Storm Arashi
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Storm Arashi
I looked at the clock, dread settling at the pit of my stomach. It had been six hours and I only written "Chapter 1" in the document.
Boom.
Boom.
Storm Arashi
To be honest, if it was just a vacation not "I got sent to an alternate world forever" it'd probably be the Scythe World from Neal Shusterman's Scythe. It's an incredible world and I'd love to be able to walk amongst the Scythes. Dunno, maybe infiltrate and claim my own name is my Patron Historic ;) Besides that... Honestly the Dr. Stone (counting it since manga series) world is ALSO one I actually would love to visit (not live in NEVER just visit) because it's so fascinating to me.
Storm Arashi
Not gonna lie, I don't have a definitive answer for this. I just try whatever works and see what sticks for that particular case. Sometimes I'll read, sometimes I'll walk away from the project for a few days... or weeks... or months and work on other idea's or things until my inspiration comes back. Or what usually and actually works - talk about it with my co-writer.
Storm Arashi
I can tell stories and enjoy the process of seeing people react to the worlds I create and the universes that reside in my mind. My mind and soul are full of worlds and universes, thousands of lives and timelines, lived over and over and finally out onto the page. It... Feels wonderful.
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Seriously, just do it.
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Storm Arashi
Currently, I'm writing an urban fantasy webseries, titled Spirits in the Shadows, about a team of paranormal investigators. Namely, the main character Eiji, a man who knows of the paranormal world he lives in but has had to accept that the only means of seeing it will be with technology versus his own gifts. He's alright with that though, trying to get through life between being a teacher, a father and an investigator he's got his plate full.
Storm Arashi
Everywhere and everything seems to inspire me. From hearing a song on the radio, to a scary story. My mind is always weaving little stories, or concepts that make me go "what if?" and the stories just... happen.
Storm Arashi
I've had the idea for Elemental Archer, since I was about 13. It was an idea that I carried near and dear to me for years, drafting and re-drafting until finally, the image started to weave itself together into something I could be proud of.
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