Ask the Author: Reginald Grant
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Reginald Grant
The more I write, the more inspired I get. So, I try to put in some time on a daily basis.For me, I then focus on the project at hand. I always have multiple potential projects in mind or outlines started. I then start archiving the research and eventually the moment hits me or the deadline I have set approaches and I start writing and focusing on that project.
Reginald Grant
Start. Just start a journal, use your phone or pad during off moments, traveling time, lunch, late night or commute time. It's all about taking it out of your brain and putting it down on paper (or the device :). Just start, don't try to be overly organized, you can always reorganize elements or chapter, you just have to write.
Reginald Grant
I usually step back, catch my breath a moment, day week or start writing something unrelated to the project I am focused on. Then it usually hits me and I dive right back in, ASAP.
Reginald Grant
Wow, tough question for me. Romeo and Juliette, I guess because the characters are like real people flawed. They are searching for fulfillment, yet meet challenges every step of the way.
Reginald Grant
The opportunity to share your ideas with others is the best thing about writing.
Reginald Grant
The current book I am working on is actually a follow-up to "A Teacher's View. Education in American." It is entitled "A Teacher's View. Reaching and Teaching African American Males." Which includes some research on "Successful African Males" and so much more.
Reginald Grant
When I was speaking to a group that kept asking me questions about what was going on in education. They had so many questions , so the idea just developed and the book was born.
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