Ask the Author: Luca DiMatteo
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Luca DiMatteo
I schedule times to write when I'm most productive. If writer's block won't leave then I suggest picking an object in your writing space and create a quick story about it coming to life. Why it came to life, what is its first thoughts of being alive and learning to move, and so on. This has worked for me and others who have asked me about writer's block. Good luck and may you never have writer's block.
Luca DiMatteo
The best thing about being a writer is the world that my characters take to during the process.
Luca DiMatteo
I see many writers who start projects, sometimes multiple projects and never finish any of them. My advice is to create a writing schedule and stick to it. There is this extremely satisfying feeling of finishing a novel. Every writers needs to experience this,
Luca DiMatteo
My next novel is about a young doctor who practices in a lower-income area and has to become creative in order for her patients to get health care. She is put on trial for trying to do the right thing.
Luca DiMatteo
In 2018 I hurt my back badly and needed something to keep from going insane. Truthfully, I have always loved to write and this was an opportunity I couldn't pass up.
Luca DiMatteo
I was a doctor for over 25 years and worked in a number of nursing homes, but the initial idea was from a dream I had. The know-how to write Green Haven came from my experience.
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