Ask the Author: Debra Chapoton
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Debra Chapoton
I go to Florida every year. There are sinkholes. Hmm, what if some kids fell in? What's underground? Caverns? Creatures? What might you eat? How would you get out? Research plus imagination = A Fault of Graves.
Debra Chapoton
The Outlander series
Debra Chapoton
How in the world did a flying squirrel get into our house, knock a few things off the fireplace mantel and the kitchen counter, and then commit suicide in the garbage disposal?
Debra Chapoton
I take one of the cool phrases that I've collected from other authors and rework it to fit into wherever I am in my story. Works every time. I'm off and writing again and then I go back and delete it. Examples of phrases I've collected are:
"A curious laugh - distinct, formal, mirthless."
"Freezing and sunless air"
"A curious laugh - distinct, formal, mirthless."
"Freezing and sunless air"
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