Ask the Author: J.F. Saxby
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J.F. Saxby
Working on a nonfiction book, more romance, and a dystopian science fiction trilogy.
J.F. Saxby
Learn your writing craft every day, whether it’s listening to a podcast whilst traveling or watching a video. Write as much as possible—even if it’s only a page. Cherish your writer friends and networks. Limit TV viewing.
J.F. Saxby
My problem is not writer’s block, it is more like going ‘off on a tangent’ because of my latest new idea. I guess that’s why I write in a mix of genres.
J.F. Saxby
You can live in the imaginary epic or other unique world you have created . . . get to know the characters and in the process entertain and even enlighten the readers.
J.F. Saxby
I get inspired fairly easily. It just happens and I don’t think hard about it. I go with the flow and see what happens. Life’s an adventure and a pleasure when you follow your passions. (I’m talking about good passions).
J.F. Saxby
got the idea from life experiences around me. The novel is a romance but has underlying layers. I taught a drug education program for a few years and the experience encouraged me to explore some deep themes like why can’t we always be happy, where do we find happiness, and what is our destiny in life? I decided to do this by writing a transformational journey story.
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