Ask the Author: Kelly Edwards
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Kelly Edwards
After 23 years of marriage that ended in divorce, will Kelly finally meet Mr. Right when she's still best friends with her ex? Or does she have to cut all ties with her past in order to have a future? Stay tuned...
Kelly Edwards
I had a personal experience that made me question everything about what constitutes reality and if maybe there is more to the world than just what we see around us.
Kelly Edwards
I wake up at 4am, before the distractions of social media, the news, and other people's agendas have the chance to encroach upon my day. That quiet, just this side of dream state is a really productive time for me. Maybe it's because I'm open to what the universe wants to say and I just let things flow. Inspiration is everywhere if you are open to listening to the silence.
Kelly Edwards
I am currently writing a paranormal mystery set in Montana where I live part-time.
Kelly Edwards
If you are truly interested in writing as a career, never give up. Keep reading other writers' works. Look at how they put words on the page. Study their choice of verbs, their syntax, the way they invoke feeling inside of you. Use it to develop your own style, your own message. Really think about what you want to put out into the world. Remember, you will be a better writer tomorrow than you are today. And better still a year from now. But only if you keep at it.
Kelly Edwards
I get to spend time with the fascinating people in my mind all day.
Kelly Edwards
I deal with writer's block by writing through it. I think blocks come from trying to avoid the hard parts of writing -- laying down plot, being emotionally vulnerable, etc. Meditation is a great way to relax and open your mind and taking a shower/bath also helps. There's something about being immersed in water that releases all kinds of creativity.
Kelly Edwards
The land in The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles by Julie Andrews
Kelly Edwards
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Transitions: A Director's Journey by Pete Chatmon
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Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
From a Broken Bottle Traces of Perfume Still Emanate by Nathaniel Mackey
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