Ask the Author: Andrew O. Dugas
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Andrew O. Dugas
It's all about the work. And you should be doing your work every day, even if it's just one page. Good resources for building momentum: The Artists Way (Julia Cameron) and The War of Art (Stephen Pressfield).
Andrew O. Dugas
A collection of short stories about a paper boy in 1970s suburbia.
A novel about an imaginary love triangle at a high tech startup.
A novel about a man whose mid-life crisis crystallizes when he re-encounters the much older woman with whom he had a torrid affair a quarter century earlier.
Post-production on my haiku postcard project (haikuandy.com).
A novel about an imaginary love triangle at a high tech startup.
A novel about a man whose mid-life crisis crystallizes when he re-encounters the much older woman with whom he had a torrid affair a quarter century earlier.
Post-production on my haiku postcard project (haikuandy.com).
Andrew O. Dugas
The most difficult thing about writing is not writing, but sitting down to write. The second most difficult thing is not getting up from a work in progress. Don't get up! Keep going!
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