Ask the Author: Andy D. Adams
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Andy D. Adams
Read many great stories.
Andy D. Adams
Ganthrea book 2.
Andy D. Adams
Being asked at the edge of the Deschutes river, "Aren't you that guy who wrote Games of Ganthrea?" This has happened once so far. But it's worth it.
And of course, fulfilling a goal of life: make great stories.
And of course, fulfilling a goal of life: make great stories.
Andy D. Adams
Daily quotas. Hit 500 words. Usually once I've hit 500, I can easily manage to reach 1,000 or more, pending time constraints.
Andy D. Adams
Thousands of jack-o-lanterns lit Dublin's streets for what would be the final Halloween, as Jack asked himself, "Were twelve TNT sticks per pumpkin too much?"
Andy D. Adams
As a kid, I traveled to the lands of Xanth and Hogwarts. As an adult, well, I enjoy building Ganthrea, and also enjoy time spent in the Four Corners of Civilization with Kvothe, and any world with a trickster magician.
Andy D. Adams
10,000 Doors of January, Casey Grimes and the Mostly Invisible Boy (nearly done), just finished The Alchemist (finally! so good!), and serendipitous books from Little Free Libraries in Oregon.
Andy D. Adams
I used to teach 12th, 10th, and 8th graders. Generate many short plots, pick your top three, and show them to your best friend. Take their advice. Then put someone like your best friend in your favorite of those three. Change their name. Have fun.
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