Ask the Author: Melissa R. Mendelson
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Melissa R. Mendelson
When I was a child, my father would take me on field trips with his school. We went somewhere, maybe to a museum, and they had that fortune teller machine, almost identical to the one in the movie, Big. I got a card, but for whatever reason, I couldn't read it. I hurried to my father and asked him to read it, and whatever it said, it scared the hell out of him. He demanded that I show him the fortune teller machine, but when I went back to where it was, it wasn't there.
Melissa R. Mendelson
Don't stop writing. I did for a long time, and during that time, I felt like I lost a piece of myself.
Melissa R. Mendelson
They told me the little boy haunted the office. They never said that he would follow me home.
Melissa R. Mendelson
I draw inspiration from my life and then blend it in with a bit of Horror or Science-Fiction or both.
Melissa R. Mendelson
I craft a lot of my dreams into stories, and when I'm not doing that, usually an idea pops into mind from watching tv and movies, reading books, or even driving around the neighborhood.
Melissa R. Mendelson
Creating your voice and using it through writing.
Melissa R. Mendelson
I write fan fiction.
Melissa R. Mendelson
I have started to do a few book reviews. I'm working through one large book right now, and in-between that, I have recreated my self-published book, Tears of Sand. I am also drafting my next novel called, Darkness Dreams.
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