Ask the Author: Lydia L. Watts
“God gave me the beginning, middle and end and asked me to fill in the rest.”
Lydia L. Watts
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Lydia L. Watts
This is my second life. That said, inspiration for me is just knowing that I’m doing what I should be doing.
Lydia L. Watts
A political thriller.
Lydia L. Watts
Write! I often share with those who are willing to listen that our written word is our legacy. What we pen, regardless of the genre is meant to be read, heard and seen. In other words, somebody is waiting for an answer, direction, confirmation, permission, reason...and you might be the person with just the right words, to make a difference.
In the book Habakkuk 2:2 the author writes, “Write down the vision; write it clearly on clay tablets so whoever reads it can run to tell others.”
In the book Habakkuk 2:2 the author writes, “Write down the vision; write it clearly on clay tablets so whoever reads it can run to tell others.”
Lydia L. Watts
Freedom to express your thoughts. Building constructs that force you to seemlessly weave a tapestry that is relatedable, and listening to someone telling you how they felt when they read a passage that spoke directly to them.
Lydia L. Watts
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(view spoiler)[First, I don’t believe in writer’s block. For me to accept that writer’s block exist, would only allow me to do nothing and doing nothing is not part of my DNA. My mentor once told me that the most powerful tool a person has is a determined mind. Now I’m not saying that I pen something everyday, but i am saying I nurture my craft everyday. (hide spoiler)]
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