Ask the Author: Steve O'Grady
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Steve O'Grady
Why and how I woke up in a skip in Bethnal Green, East London in 1998. My night out was in Dartford in Kent. My friend dropped me off home (In South London) in a taxi and made sure I got inside my flat about 2 A.M The trains were finished. Phone records showed I never called anybody. Seven hours later I awoke on a concrete rubble mattress and a Tarpaulin pillow. Wallet intact. Keys intact. Where is Miss Marple when you need her?
Steve O'Grady
I would go to Flatland and act like a God
Steve O'Grady
It allows you to speak without being interrupted!
Steve O'Grady
I phone a friend, and I tell them to tell me something which fascinated them or bothered them lately. This is always a source of inspiration. try it and see.
Steve O'Grady
By looking at the world, and by talking to people. I often ask my friends a question such as 'Why did you really get married?' and I listen to their answers carefully. I write it all down and I try and find contradictions. This provides lots of talking points.
Steve O'Grady
I was looking in the mirror, checking out my wrinkles, and I realised how vain I had become. ' and from that, 'The Vanity of Humanity' was born
Steve O'Grady
I am putting the finishing touches to my second book, The Vanity of Humanity, and I am about to start my third book, untitled presently.
Steve O'Grady
Start by writing at least one paragraph a day, because it soon adds up and you will be surprised at how quickly your book begins to take shape.
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