Ask the Author: Angie Hundley
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Angie Hundley
My memoir was initially a guide I wanted to prepare for my children to provide them with a documented reference for bad days or "bad lemon" scenarios. After completing the memoir, I realized my story and ingredients for overcoming life's tough moments could potentially help others.
Angie Hundley
Sitting next to my fireplace with a cup of coffee or wine helps me get into the writing mode.
Angie Hundley
I am currently working on book promotion and public speaking engagements. I'm brainstorming ideas for my next book, possibly a sequel.
Angie Hundley
Don't give up! There are good and bad days of writing. Don't force writing when it just isn't the right time to document thoughts.
Angie Hundley
Being able to visit with individuals about what part of my memoir resonated with them. It's interesting to see which part of the book touches everyone.
Angie Hundley
I work off of an outline. When dealing with writer's block, I often skip over an area that I struggle to write and focus my thoughts on another topic. In my experience, developing a detailed outline makes writing easier.
Angie Hundley
I work off of an outline. When dealing with writer's block, I often skip over an area that I struggle to write and focus my thoughts on another topic. In my experience, developing a detailed outline makes writing easier.
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