Ask the Author: R.J. Carter
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R.J. Carter
You get inspired to write by sitting down and writing. You don't wait for inspiration. Then you're not a writer -- you're a waiter.
R.J. Carter
The debris carried me to the tiny island. I lay on the beach with nothing to keep me company but a soggy copy of the last E.L. James novel.
R.J. Carter
The fame, the fortune, the followers flinging themselves at your feet flauntingly. Also the opportunity to use alliteration shamelessly when you lie.
R.J. Carter
The Destroyer 152. I'm tentatively titling it Continental Divide, but these things often become something different when it's all said and done.
R.J. Carter
Initially from Marvin the Martian, who needed to blow up the Earth because it obstructed his view of Venus. But it was actually back in mid-1990s when I read Tesla: Man out of Time that I saw a plausible path for making it happen (not having any Uranium-236 to power my explosive space modulator).
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