Ask the Author: Rodney McNeil
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Rodney McNeil
I wouldn't limit myself to one. I would travel from a Harry Potter world to comical Batman in Gotham world. I would even visit the Garden of eden all those worlds and more are worth the fun experience.
Rodney McNeil
There are a number of things that inspire me, that chord played in a song that makes you continue to listen. They color and way a woman's hair may lay. The plush fabric of a garment and the gray skies along with a cool breeze. All those things inspire me to write, although so tiny the element of inspiration may seem.
Rodney McNeil
I am working on a children's book with my 10 yr old son and also some poetry. I'm doing some genre bending with these projects. Stay tuned for more info to come on these projects.
Rodney McNeil
When my thoughts are blocked I take a breath of fresh air. I walk away from writing and enjoy myself. There are so many things in life that should be experienced and just maybe our minds and bodies need that experience to stimulate the mind. When I return to writing I approach my ideas with a fresh perspective and that seems to do the trick to get my mind going.
Rodney McNeil
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Rodney McNeil
The best thing about being a writer would be the world of creativity that lives in the writer. Everbody has creativity in them but the writer can express it through their thoughts. As they see it and feel it.
Rodney McNeil
Adrenaline now in overdrive, the lag is real, dragging 2 million terabytes of info on feet. The programmers removed taste and originality from the hard drive of reality.
Rodney McNeil
I wanted to tell a story that inspired love but in a poetic way. In my mind, for a few years I toyed with the concept of Ro'Man's Is Dead but it turned out differently from my previous thoughts. I wrote a short story instead of a novel length book artfully expressive.
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