Ask the Author: Simone Z. Walter
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Simone Z. Walter
Last time I was on a walk, I felt I was being followed.
I was sure I was the last human alive.
I was sure I was the last human alive.
Simone Z. Walter
I take very basic ideas, either random thoughts or things that I experience, and expand upon them.
My thought process might be, "Was this exciting? How can I make it more exciting?" or, "How extreme can I make this scenario, while still remaining plausible and not too confusing?"
My thought process might be, "Was this exciting? How can I make it more exciting?" or, "How extreme can I make this scenario, while still remaining plausible and not too confusing?"
Simone Z. Walter
I have a routine for when I'm working on a book.
I wake up at 6am, I do the typical morning stuff like coffee and breakfast.
At 8am I just start typing. It doesn't matter if I feel inspired or not, I just write something. I write the first sentence of a paragraph, and after that, more words flow out on their own.
At noon I take a lunch break.
Two hours later, at 2pm, I resume writing for as long as I feel like. Usually it's 2 hours.
I wake up at 6am, I do the typical morning stuff like coffee and breakfast.
At 8am I just start typing. It doesn't matter if I feel inspired or not, I just write something. I write the first sentence of a paragraph, and after that, more words flow out on their own.
At noon I take a lunch break.
Two hours later, at 2pm, I resume writing for as long as I feel like. Usually it's 2 hours.
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