Ask the Author: Robert Koger
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Robert Koger
The idea behind every book I write has already inspired me. Each day I have a part of the story I want to put in writing. The characters tell me how they will complete that part of the story.
Robert Koger
Most writers have stories bouncing around in their heads. I find it’s fun to let it spill out onto the page.
Robert Koger
I’ve never experienced writer’s block. I think it’s due to creating the story line, researching, and developing a story board that lays out the entire book.
By doing this I have a roadmap that allows me to stay on point, but also deviate and take side trips as I develop the book.
By doing this I have a roadmap that allows me to stay on point, but also deviate and take side trips as I develop the book.
Robert Koger
Don’t just write what you know, write what you like. Use your imagination to come up with an exiting story, then put in the effort to research the subject.
A great way to start is to pick up a book from you favorite author(s), a see how they cover the subject. Start by copying them and you’ll morph into your own style.
A great way to start is to pick up a book from you favorite author(s), a see how they cover the subject. Start by copying them and you’ll morph into your own style.
Robert Koger
Book 2 to my Threat Series with Dallas Police Detective Sean Kennedy, and mystery writer Claire Morris.
Robert Koger
I’ll read or hear something that causes me to say, ‘what if’. I then take that thought and write it in my story book. I expand it, and if it inspires me I start researching and filling in story lines and characters.
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