Ask the Author: Maria Greene
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Maria Greene
Looking back at various past relationships could be a good plot, spin them out and see where they might have gone if continued. I would use parallel story lines with a common theme.
Maria Greene
If I can't push through it, I do something else creative to get the juices flowing. I don't suffer much from writer's block.
Maria Greene
Working at self-employed and seeing where a story is going.
Maria Greene
Write every day, rain or shine. Be committed. Practice makes perfect, and there is no other way around it.
Maria Greene
The sequel to TRIALS OF HALLION, TWO OF SWORDS. It's titled CRYSTAL WORLD. It's not going very well at the moment, but every problem usually finds a way to resolve itself.
Maria Greene
Inspiration does not happen on demand. I sit down every day to work on my story. I usually write five pages a day.
Maria Greene
A lot of ideas play around in my head all the time. The ones that won't go away usually develop into a story. I had this idea that a contemporary woman, ill-equipped, gets stuck in another dimension, inside a Tarot card spread with clues that have to be solved for survival.
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