Ask the Author: J.R. Weaver
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J.R. Weaver
It happens, it might be a mental block from pushing yourself too hard so take a break for a couple days and try to recharge
J.R. Weaver
Money & Fame, just kidding lol if that’s why your writing then you are definitely in the wrong field. I think it’s a passion of mine to help people so I write about addiction/recovery and how to beat it.
J.R. Weaver
Just Write. Whether it’s a paragraph or a page a day, just keep writing, you can edit it later.
J.R. Weaver
Marketing my book, who would have thought it was this much work lol
J.R. Weaver
Usually it’s something that I see in real life or on social media that gets my mind going. I work at a local VA hospital in Charleston, SC so I get to see veterans that are still struggling with the same issues that once plagued me.
J.R. Weaver
My drug addiction was ruining my life and I kept repeating the same mistakes over and over and over, during my last arrest I decided to do something different and picked up a pen & notepad, I was brutally honest in my writing and I started seeing the patterns of addiction in my life. I wrote something like 77 pages of what was my own personal ‘Hope manual,’ it was later that I decided that if it could help a formerly hopeless guy like me find my way back then it might help others too.
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