Ask the Author: T.K. Cassidy
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T.K. Cassidy
Nighthope (Whitis, Gregory)
The Murder List (Ryan, Hank)
A Mother's Lie (Crow, Jo)
Reflection (Cresswell, Kim)
Deadly Dozen (Capri, Diane)
End of the Dream: (Rule, Ann)
Seeds of Malice (Mayer, Dale)
Riders (Brown, R.K.)
Changeling (Harper, Molly)
Treasure of Darkness (Hubbard, S.W.)
One Small Sacrifice (Davidson, Hilary)
More Books to Die (Houston, Richard)
Don't You Cry (Kubica, Mary)
The Murder List (Ryan, Hank)
A Mother's Lie (Crow, Jo)
Reflection (Cresswell, Kim)
Deadly Dozen (Capri, Diane)
End of the Dream: (Rule, Ann)
Seeds of Malice (Mayer, Dale)
Riders (Brown, R.K.)
Changeling (Harper, Molly)
Treasure of Darkness (Hubbard, S.W.)
One Small Sacrifice (Davidson, Hilary)
More Books to Die (Houston, Richard)
Don't You Cry (Kubica, Mary)
T.K. Cassidy
My favorite question (ala Stephen King) is 'what if'. I often take a normal mundane idea and say 'what if'. I have been struggling to figure the direction of my revenge story. Yesterday I asked myself 'what if' and suddenly I have a new tact and renewed vigor.
T.K. Cassidy
I have no option. If I don't write my brain grows dark, my thinking shrivels and my happiness dies.
T.K. Cassidy
I have three in the works. a gaslighting story, a revenge story, and the mystery of 8 older people who live together, used to be in WITSEC and things begin happening.
T.K. Cassidy
The difference between a published author and an unpublished one are two simple words ... Some day. Some day (procrastination) will destroy your creative mind.
T.K. Cassidy
The freeing of the flurries in my head. I feel like there are thousands of pesky little ideas flitting around all the time. They steal my sleep. They steal my attention. They steal my peace. If I give in and write, I find peace again. The flurries settle and wait for their turn to appear on the page.
T.K. Cassidy
Write. Grocery list. To do list. What happened that morning no matter how mundane. The simple act of writing demands more writing. See "Finding Forrester".
T.K. Cassidy
I am drawn to the Irish moors. First I would breath. Simply sit down among the heather and breath.
T.K. Cassidy
The afternoon I was taking a nap and a scent woke me up. The scent was of the perfume of a woman who was mad at me. She broke into my house minutes later.
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